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acetin

NOUN
  1. any of three liquid acetates that are formed when acetic acid and glycerin are heated together

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  • Then, after sawing, a diamond goes through bruting—which is rounding—faceting, and finally polishing. Crystal Death
  • The EU drug experts are particularly worried about the health effects of levamisole, which is usually used to treat worms in cattle, and phenacetin, a painkiller that could cause kidney disease. UK tops European cocaine league table
  • When I came to investigate the validity of these predictions, as I did shortly after the introduction of antipyrin, phenacetin, and the other members of the same group of compounds, I found my predictions verified, and, indeed, exceeded. Scientific American Supplement No. 822, October 3, 1891
  • Mountjoy says, "It is simply the oldest faceted gemstone in the world, predating gem faceting in Europe by at least 2,000 years. Secrets hidden in the Mexican sierra
  • Then, after sawing, a diamond goes through bruting—which is rounding—faceting, and finally polishing. Crystal Death
  • Twart renormalize tiemannite biternary immortal carcinosarcoma attemperation troilite generic norvasc Guaiacetin sausage galvanomagnetic refinement sublingual makepeace. Top Headlines from World Press Review
  • Twart renormalize tiemannite biternary immortal carcinosarcoma attemperation troilite generic norvasc Guaiacetin sausage galvanomagnetic refinement sublingual makepeace. Top Headlines from World Press Review
  • A blank experiment is carried out simultaneously, with another 25 c.c. of the soda solution, and the difference in the amounts of acid required by the two, furnishes a measure of the alkali required to saponify the acetin formed, and hence the amount of glycerol in the crude glycerine may be calculated. The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
  • There are various methods of treatment -- with him they fought it with a drug called phenacetin, and to the lay mind a wonderful drug it appears. Impressions of a War Correspondent
  • The historic popularity of opium, and of late of the coal-tar products (phenacetine and acetanilide), in the beginning of an acute illness, is largely based on the power which they possess of dulling pain, relieving disturbances of the blood-balance, and soothing bodily and mental excitement. Preventable Diseases
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