- are
often referred to as "
retorts",
meaning "canning
retorts" for
sterilization under high
temperature (116–130 °C).
Retorts were
widely used by alchemists...
-
Pumpherston Oil Company. By 1910, 1,528
Pumpherston retorts were used in Scotland. In addition, the
retort was used in
Spain and Australia. The Pumpherson...
- In chemistry, a
retort stand, also
called a
clamp stand, a ring stand, or a
support stand, is a
piece of
scientific equipment intended to
support other...
- A
retort pouch or
retortable pouch is a type of food
packaging made from a
laminate of
flexible plastic and
metal foils. It
allows the
sterile packaging...
-
Retort is a
community of
about forty writers, teachers, artists, and activists, all self-styled
opponents of
capital and empire,
which has been
based for...
-
Point in Rifle, Colorado. The
Bureau of
Mines tested this
process in
three retorts with
capacity of 6, 10, and 25 ton of oil
shale per day accordingly. The...
- Oil
Retort House is a
Grade II
listed building in Kilve, Somerset,
United Kingdom. In 1924, the
Shalime Company was
formed to
exploit shale oil and blue...
-
Retorsion (from French: rétorsion, from Latin: retortus,
influenced by Late Latin, 1585–1595, torsi, a twisting,
wringing it), a term used in international...
- A
fluidized bed
reactor (FBR) is a type of
reactor device that can be used to
carry out a
variety of
multiphase chemical reactions. In this type of reactor...
- NTU
retorts were
operated at Marangaroo, New
South Wales, Australia.
Almost 500,000 barrels of
shale oil was
produced by
these retorts by
retorting local...
