- Flax, also
known as
common flax or
linseed, is a
flowering plant,
Linum usitatissimum, in the
family Linaceae. It is
cultivated as a food and
fiber crop...
-
Linseed oil, also
known as
flaxseed oil or flax oil (in its
edible form), is a
colorless to
yellowish oil
obtained from the dried,
ripened seeds of the...
- of oil
paint and some varnishes. Some
commonly used
drying oils
include linseed oil, tung oil,
poppy seed oil,
perilla oil,
castor oil and
walnut oil....
- solin,
cultivated forms of flax (Linum usitatissimum) bred for
producing linseed oil with a low alpha-linolenic acid content.
Linola was
developed in the...
- The
Linseed King was a gasoline-powered
launch owned by
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., that sank in the
Hudson River near New York City on
December 20...
-
sealant or filler.
Although some
types of
putty (typically
those using linseed oil)
slowly polymerise and
become stiff, many
putties can be
reworked indefinitely...
- respectively,
remained the
usual choice.
Commonly used
drying oils
include linseed oil,
poppy seed oil,
walnut oil, and
safflower oil. The
choice of oil imparts...
-
officially became the Archer-Daniels
Linseed Company. In 1923, Archer-Daniels
Linseed Company acquired Midland Linseed Products Company and then incorporated...
- that
consists of
particles of
pigment suspended in a
drying oil,
commonly linseed oil. Oil
paint also has
practical advantages over
other paints, mainly...
-
growing flax at Wellesley. The
company expanded into the
production of
linseed oil at Baden, also
opening a
foundry and
general store. The
business steadily...
