The Work of the Forest Department in India
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The enquiry was initiated by the Forest Research Institute, and after much work and with the help of the Imperial Institute, a process for the isolation of the products has been evolved. A full report on the subject is under preparation^ and though there are diffi- culties to be overcome in connection with the collection of the raw oleoresin there are good prospects for the establishment of this industry on a commercial scale.
Dipterocarp oleoresins. The oleoresins of the Burma dip- terocarps h...ave received little attention from chemists up to- 38 THE WORK OF THE FOREST DEPARTMENT IN INDIA.
date. They yield the so-called wood-oil for which there is a great demand in Burma for the manufacture of torches and for oiling soap and caulking boats. It has been suggested as a solvent for caoutchouc. Chemical research may discover new derivatives of this product and thereby increase its market value.
Thitsi. The oleoresin derived from Melanorrhoea usitata, called thitsi in Burma, has been employed by Burmans in lacquer work for a long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enquiry was initiated by the Forest Research Institute, and after much work and with the help of the Imperial Institute, a process for the isolation of the products has been evolved. A full report on the subject is under preparation^ and though there are diffi- culties to be overcome in connection with the collection of the raw oleoresin there are good prospects for the establishment of this industry on a commercial scale.
Dipterocarp oleoresins. The oleoresins of the Burma dip- terocarps h...ave received little attention from chemists up to- 38 THE WORK OF THE FOREST DEPARTMENT IN INDIA.
date. They yield the so-called wood-oil for which there is a great demand in Burma for the manufacture of torches and for oiling soap and caulking boats. It has been suggested as a solvent for caoutchouc. Chemical research may discover new derivatives of this product and thereby increase its market value.
Thitsi. The oleoresin derived from Melanorrhoea usitata, called thitsi in Burma, has been employed by Burmans in lacquer work for a long time.
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