10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «RICINELA»
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1
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
Caustic potash at the boiling heat converts it into glycerin and ricinela'idate of
potassium. When submitted to dry distillation, it behaves like castor-oil, yielding a
dark brown-red, spongy residue, and a distillate of o?nanthol (Bertagnini, Ann.
Ch.
2
Journal of the Chemical Society
tives, and has also determined their behaviour towards polarised light. Three ,
isomeric acids, OH'CnHm'COOH, are known. Ricinole'ic acid, melting at 16-17",
is optically active and dextrorotatory, [ajn : 625° to 75°. Ricinela'idic acid, melting
at ...
3
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Ricinela*, f. Gênero de molluscos gasterópodes. * *Ricínico*, adj. Dizse de um
ácido produzido pela saponificação doóleo de rícino. * *Ricinina*, f.Princípio
purgativodo óleo dericino. * *Ricínio*, m.Vestuário, queas damas romanas
usavam ...
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
4
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Ricinela'idic acid, melting at 53°, is also dextrorotatory ; in acetone solution at 20°
, [a]D = 4"8° to 5'4°. Ricinic acid, melting at 81 — 82°, is optically inactive. A fourth
isomeride was obtained on one occasion by heating barium ricin- elai'date in ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain),
1895
597 ,, semialata Murray, 167 Richardsonia scabra Saint Hilaire, 376 Ricinela'i'dic
acid, 570 Ricinelaidin, 570 Ricinine, 570 Ricinoleic acid, 570 Ricinus communis
L. , 567 R6hrencassie, 221 Rohrzuckei', 714 Rohun Bark, 156 Romarin, 488 ...
Friedrich August Flückiger, Daniel Hanbury,
2014
6
World Economic Plants: A Standard Reference
/Vc»l>pn» >n6ic» l^. dn! copperleal; In6i2n-nett!e; tnree'8eeäe6-mercul^; Lrenn!
il2ut (Qes,); nierb2 cle cancer (8p); ricinela (8p) l^conl ^le6ic. (fulKIore); >Veecl (
pd88. 8ee6 cnnt2M.) v,8t: ^tr.; Ina. 8ubc«nt., In6odnin2, ^/lalezia; ^vi6el> N2t«i.
John H. Wiersema, Blanca León,
1999
7
Mansfeld's Encyclopedia of Agricultural and Horticultural ...
1956, 330 pp.; Irvine 1961, 868 pp.; Raponda-Walker & Sillans 1961, 614 pp.
Acalypha indica L., Sp. PI. (1753) 1003. Acalypha caroliniana Blanco, Fl. Filip. ed
. 1 (1837) 748. Indian acalypha, Indian nettle; Fr. ricinelle des Indes; Sp. ricinela;
...
Peter Hanelt, Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research,
2001
Stereochemistry of Trihydroxystearic Acids prepared from Ricinole'ic Acid and
from Ricinela'idic Acid . . . . . ' . KONDAKOFF Constitution of Tiglic and Angelic
Acids. TANATAB (5.). Action of Methylene Iodide on Diethyl Malonate TANATAB (
S.).
Chemical Society (Great Britain),
1892
9
Chemical analysis of oils, fats, and waxes and of the ...
Trihydroxystearie Acids, C^H^O^OH),; All the acids having this composition have
been prepared by oxidising ricinoleic and ricinela'idic acids. Three acids have
been described hitherto by Hazura and Griissner, two having been derived from ...
Rudolf Benedikt, Julius Lewkowitsch,
1895
10
Vocabulário ortográfico e remissivo da lingua portuguesa ...
rebombo. libu, in. riça, /. ricaço, in. e adj. riçado, pp. e subs. m. rica-dona (6)f. *
ricalhouço, т. ricanho, /íi. e adj. riçar, P. Ricardina, ,/. Ricardo, т., Ricarda, /.
richarte, 2 gen. ricinato, ni. ricínea, /. ricinela, /. ricínico, adj. ricinina, f. ricínio, т.
ricino, ...
Aniceto Reis Gonçalves Viana,
1912