-
Glycerol (/ˈɡlɪsərɒl/), also
called glycerine or glycerin, is a
simple triol compound. It is a colorless, odorless,
viscous liquid that is sweet-tasting...
- "
Glycerine" is a song by
English rock band Bush. It was
released on 14
November 1995 as the
fourth single from
their debut album,
Sixteen Stone. Gavin...
- Boro-
glycerine is a
transparent yellow, tasteless,
compound of
boric acid and
glycerine. It is a
powerful antiseptic and is used
primarily in oral and...
-
Glycerine acetate is a
mixture of
esters produced from the
esterification of
glycerol (1) with
acetic acid. This
reaction produces five congeners: the...
-
Glycerol phthalate was the
first synthetic polyester. It came into use
around World War I. It was used for waterproofing. This
polyester does not form...
- load
coming from
Germany via Liverpool) that they soon p****ed the Nitro-
Glycerine Act of 1869.
Liquid nitroglycerin was
widely banned elsewhere, as well...
-
Glycerin soaps are
soaps that
contain glycerol, a
component of fat or oil. They are
recognizably different from
other soaps because they are translucent...
-
acidic and
basic (alkaline) constituents. A
tincture using glycerine is
called a glycerite.
Glycerine is
generally a
poorer solvent than ethanol. Vinegar, being...
-
fondant includes gelatin (or agar in
vegetarian recipes) and food-grade
glycerine,
which keeps the
sugar pliable and
creates a dough-like consistency. Rolled...
- book Sylvia's
Lovers as
being a food from the North. A
mixture of sugar,
glycerine,
colour and
flavouring is
heated to 145 °C (293 °F). This
mixture is then...
