10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PULVERIZABLE»
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pulverizable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Edinburgh New Dispensatory
Some metals, ductile at ordinary temperatures, become pulverizable at high
temperatures. Zinc is pulverizable at 400°: but very malleable at 212°, and
slightly so at 60°. bb. Some earthy minerals crack and splinter and become
pulverizable on ...
2
Principles of organic and physiological chemistry, tr. by D. ...
Appears in heavy red-brown pieces, easily pulverizable, of peculiar, not
disagreeable odor, and bitter warming taste ; consists of resin, gum, and ethereal
oil of strong, balsamic odor. Ladanum springs from Cistus cretieus, a plant
growing in ...
3
The Year-book for Colorists and Dyers ...
The process of making coloring matters consisting in heating grape sugar with
sulphuring substances, until a non-hygroscopic, readily pulverizable dyestuff is
formed. 3. As a new article of manufacture, the dark brown coloring matter which
...
4
The Edinburgh New Dispensatory, Containing: I. The Elements ...
226. Bismuth. White, slightly yellow, in large specular plates; pulverizable;
specific gravity 9.822; moderately hard ; sensible oduur and taste, fusible at 460°,
and volatile at a high temperature; oxidizable by heat and air; oxide vi- tnfiable
into a ...
Andrew Duncan (Jr.), 1819
5
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
The method of facilitating the breaking down of a hard and difficultly pulverizable
product, which consists during the formation of said product in generating
calcium carbid as a constituent thereof. 5. The method of facilitating the breaking
down ...
6
Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
PULVERIZABLE. PUNCTUATING. Pclyeeizable, po.l-ver-1'zA-bl, a. That may be
pulverized. Pclyekization, pul-ver-e-za'shfin, n. Theaetof reducing to dust or
powder. IYlver"izf, pul've,r-lze, v. t. To reduce to fine powder, as by beating,
grinding, ...
7
The Practice of Pharmacy
This is white, opaque in mass, but of a pearly appearance as crystallized from
ether, pulverizable, fusible at 66.5° C. (151.3° F.), soluble in boiling alcohol and
ether, but nearly insoluble in those liquids cold, and quite insoluble in water.
Joseph Price Remington, 1917
8
The Edinburgh New Dispensatory: Containing I. The Elements ...
White, slightly yellow, in large spicular plates; pulverizable ; specific gravity 9.822
; moderately hard ; sensible odour and taste ; very fustble and volatile at a high
temperature ; oxidizable by heat and air ; oxide vitrifiable into a greenish yellow ...
9
The Dispensatory of the United States of America
The mass, though hard, is pulverizable without great difiiculty, and afl'ords a light-
gray powder. It imparts to water with which it is triturated a greenish milky
appearance. The smell is rather disagreeable, and similar to that of the pure drug
.
10
American Journal of Pharmacy and the Sciences Supporting ...
The more or less red colored, intensely bitter residue formed a tough, sticky mass
which, immersed in water, became hard and pulverizable; to remove coloring
matter the powder was mixed with animal charcoal, washed repeatedly with
water, ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PULVERIZABLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pulverizable is used in the context of the following news items.
Carreteras que se iluminan solas
Para ello, Pro-Teq trabaja en un sofisticado material pulverizable que aplicaría sobre el asfalto. Éste retiene la radiación solar ultravioleta de día y la refleja en ... «ABC.es, Oct 14»
La carretera que se ilumina sola: el futuro de la conducción nocturna
Se trata de un proyecto basado en un material pulverizable que recubriría el asfalto, basado en partícula capaces de retener los rayos ultravioletas del sol ... «elEconomista.es, Sep 14»
Pavimento que se ilumina en la oscuridad: combatiendo la …
Una empresa británica ha creado un recubrimiento pulverizable que hace que el pavimento (y otros materiales) brille en la oscuridad, algo que permite una ... «eju.tv, Nov 13»
Excélsior en la Ciencia: La cafeína en spray, otra forma de tomar café
El invento desarrollado por un ex estudiante de la Universidad de Harvard ha sido bautizado como Sprayable Energy (energía pulverizable), contiene una ... «Excélsior, Oct 13»
El catedrático Juan Arana pide que se vaya más allá de la …
... su trabajo sólo cuentan con una razón bien limitada y un medio de expresión, el lenguaje, que se deshace en las manos como blanda roca pulverizable». «InfoCatólica, Feb 13»
Acierto prohibir venta de bebidas energizantes con alcohol: Ibero
Comentó que la cafeína como tal es un polvo blanco, fácilmente pulverizable y gracias a las técnicas químicas avanzadas, ahora es soluble, pero su interacción ... «universia.net.mex, Oct 11»
