Oils And Varnishes
Oils And Varnishes
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Syn. KHIGOLENE, SHERWOOD OIL. This distils over at 45 to 60 C. Boiling point, 50 to 60 C. Sp. Gr. About 0-665. Absorbs oxygen from the air, and becomes heavier (sp. Gr. Then 0*670 to 0*675). It is extremely inflammable. Used as a remedy for rheumatic pains and as a -local anaesthetic.
3. Petroleum Ether (II. ). Syn. GASOLINE, CANADOL. Distils at between 60 and 70 C. Sp. Gr. 0-665.
4. Petroleum Benzine. Distils at between 70 and 120 C. Sp. Gr. O'68o to 0700. Dissolves in alcohol and ether. Boils... at 60 to 80 C. Absorbs oxygen and increases in * For a very full account of the apparatus used at the wells, see SPON'S " Encyclopaedia of the Industrial Arts, " div. Iv. P. 1441 et seq.
MINERAL OILS. 175 weight. Dissolves fats, caoutchouc, asphalt, and turpentine less easily colophony, mastic, and dammar resin. It kills all small animal organisms, and is used externally for itch and other cutaneous affections. Internally it has been employed for gastric pains. It is also used for the extrac- tion of oils and fat, for the preservation of anatomical specimens, the carburation of illuminating gas, and the preparation of lacquers and varnishes.
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Syn. KHIGOLENE, SHERWOOD OIL. This distils over at 45 to 60 C. Boiling point, 50 to 60 C. Sp. Gr. About 0-665. Absorbs oxygen from the air, and becomes heavier (sp. Gr. Then 0*670 to 0*675). It is extremely inflammable. Used as a remedy for rheumatic pains and as a -local anaesthetic.
3. Petroleum Ether (II. ). Syn. GASOLINE, CANADOL. Distils at between 60 and 70 C. Sp. Gr. 0-665.
4. Petroleum Benzine. Distils at between 70 and 120 C. Sp. Gr. O'68o to 0700. Dissolves in alcohol and ether. Boils... at 60 to 80 C. Absorbs oxygen and increases in * For a very full account of the apparatus used at the wells, see SPON'S " Encyclopaedia of the Industrial Arts, " div. Iv. P. 1441 et seq.
MINERAL OILS. 175 weight. Dissolves fats, caoutchouc, asphalt, and turpentine less easily colophony, mastic, and dammar resin. It kills all small animal organisms, and is used externally for itch and other cutaneous affections. Internally it has been employed for gastric pains. It is also used for the extrac- tion of oils and fat, for the preservation of anatomical specimens, the carburation of illuminating gas, and the preparation of lacquers and varnishes.
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