- An oil
drying agent, also
known as
siccative, is a
coordination compound that
accelerates (catalyzes) the
hardening of
drying oils,
often as they are...
-
Xerotine siccative was an oil
drying agent used in the late 19th century. It is a type of terebene;
unlike standard terebenes,
xerotine siccative doesn't...
- and
wounded seven; it was
determined to have been
caused by "xerotine
siccative", one of a
compound commonly called "patent driers." A
survivor of the...
- of this
background layer,
three more
layers consisting of
mixtures of
siccative oils,
turpentine and
mastic with
traces of
beeswax were
applied to form...
-
siccare "to dry", from
siccus "dry, thirsty" desiccate, desiccation, sec,
siccative sicy- cu****ber Gr**** σίκυος (síkuos)
Sicyos sider- iron Gr**** σίδηρος...
-
fatty acids,
especially alpha-linolenic acid. One
common measure of the "
siccative" (drying)
property of oils is
iodine number,
which is an
indicator of...
- exsiccate, exsiccation, exsiccator, exsiccatum, sec, siccant, siccation,
siccative,
siccific sidus sider-
constellation consider, considerable, considerate...
- ξηρός (xēros, "dry") and "
siccative", from
Latin siccus ("dry, sober") both
meaning "drying compound".
Xerotine siccative is a
compound added to paint...
- iridescence, for example, in ChromaFlair.
Since the time of the Renaissance,
siccative (drying) oil paints,
primarily linseed oil, have been the most commonly...
- ways of
extending the
natural advantages of its
emulsion to
create lean,
siccative,
smoothly transitional, semi-transparent
layers of paint. The
visual effects...
