10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CINNABARINE»
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cinnabarine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Macrofungus Flora of China's Guangdong Province
Exoperidium gelatinous, cinnabarine red; endoperidium covered with
cinnabarine red fine powders [1] C. cinnabarinum 2. Exoperidium straw colour or
partly becoming paler endoperidium Mars yellow or leather-brown, partially
sordid white; ...
Zhishu Bi, Zheng Guoyang, Li Taihui, 1993
2
A treatise of diseases in general: wherein the true causes, ...
And these Sweatings are produced by various Ways or Means ; as for Example,
some raise them by cinnabarine Fumigations some by burning Spirits of Wine
under their Patients, and others, again, by Steams of hot Water. The Method by ...
Charles Perry, T. Woodward ((Londres)), C. Davis ((Londres)), 1741
3
A Dictionary of Entomology
Adj. Cinnabarine. CINNABAR MOTH Iyriajacobaeae (Linnaeus) [Lepidoptera:
Arctiidae]: A moth imported into several countries for biological control of tansy
ragwort, Seneciojacobaea Linnaeus. CB imported into Pactific Northwest of USA
ca ...
4
A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate Descriptions ...
... sometimes deeper, sometimes blueish or greyish, and its variegations, for they
are too wild and irregular to be properly called veins, are the far greater number
of a fine, clear and bright white, and some of most beautiful high cinnabarine red
...
5
A General Natural History Or New and Accurate Description of ...
... for they are too wild and irregular t'o be properly called veins, are the far
greater number of a fine, clear and bright white, and some of most-beautiful high
cinnabarine red; the whole mass appears very bright and sparkling wherever
broken, ...
6
A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate Descriptions ...
... high cinnabarine red ; the whole mass appears very bright and sparkling-
wherever broken, but the cinnabarine veins most of all so ; and the mixt matter of
the _whole is so blended, that in many places it is not easy to determine whether
the ...
7
The rational practice of physic
The cure is obtained by a cinnabarine fumigation, or the lotio penetrans, and
other antivenereal remedies. III. Ulcus scrophulosum, or a fcrophulous ulcer of
the conjunctiva, caused by a scrophulous acrimony, and distinguishable by the ...
William Rowley, E. Newbery ((Londres)), John Hand ((Londres)), 1793
8
Dictionary of Alkaloids, Second Edition with CD-ROM
... derivs) Cinnabarine C-00262 2-Amino-9-hydroxymethyl-3-oxo-3H-
phenoxazine-l - carboxylic acid, 9CI, Polystictin [146-90-7] C,4H,oN205 M
286.243 Pigment of Trámeles cinnabarina, Coriolus sanguineus and Polystictus
cinnabarinus.
Ian W. Southon, John Buckingham, 1989
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Dictionary of Natural Products
Mp 155-157°. [a]" + 37°(c, 0.25 in CHClj). Nakagawa, M. et al, Agric. Biol. Chem.,
1987, 51, 3431 (isol, pmr, cmr, struct) Cinnabarine C -01 330 2-Amino-9-
hydroxymethyl-3-oxo-3H-phenoxazine-l- carboxylic acid, 9CI. Polystictin [146-90-
7] ...
10
The Chemical Works of Caspar Neumann ..
For the imperial cinnabarine ores, cer- tain additions are employed to absorb the
Sulphur, as filings of Iron. Or the ore is distilled per descen- sum in perforated
Iron pots. The Spanish ores require no addition, nor any iron vessels, these ...
Caspar Neumann, William Lewis, 1773
