MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CAMPHINE»
camphine
camphine
trade
name
purified
spirit
turpentine
formerly
used
lamps
generally
prepared
distilling
with
quicklime
gives
very
brilliant
light
when
burned
lamp
prevent
smoking
define
phine
from
camphor
rectified
burning
common
solvent
varnishes
note
merriam
webster
mixture
alcohol
illuminant
variants
phene
origin
wiktionary
uncountable
part
entry
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imported
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CAMPHINE»
Découvrez l'usage de
camphine dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
camphine et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
The P^eat CAMPHINE LAMP gives a light of surpassing power, softnipss, and
purity, without any kind of grease -or dirt; smoke -or smell, i TKe Lamp is simply
and beautifully constructed, aud can b« lit led to any def scription of lamp
pedestal ...
2
The household encyclopedia
forests, camphine has been long in use in the United States for lighting shops
and public buildings, and it seems to have been from that country that the
practice was borrowed and introduced into England. When the import duty on
turpentine ...
3
Newton's London Journal of Arts and Sciences
The mode of procedure preferred by the inventor is to take the vulcanized gum
and cut or reduce it to small pieces (the smaller the better) and steep it in
camphine from two to fourteen days. The length of time for steeping will depend
in a great ...
4
Cyclopædia of the industry of all nations
CAMPHINE LAMPS. 904 breadth of the camp. In front of the line were the tents of
the legionary tribunes and of those officers among the allies who had
corresponding rank. Before the tribunes' tents was the principal street, 100 feet
wide, ...
George Dodd, Charles Knight, 1851
5
New Receipts for Cooking
To use it, scrape -down a sufficiency, and spread it on the grease spot. Let it rest
awhile ; then brush it off, and scrape and apply some more. A few applications
will generally remove the grease. TO EXTRACT GREASE WITH CAMPHINE OIL.
6
Journal of the Franklin Institute
... I have constructed a large iron cylinder, in which the sodium and its impure
admixtures are heated to fusion, below the surface of naphtha or camphine, and
a piston or plunger being then forced down by a powerful screw or hydraulic
press, ...
7
Tapping the Pines: The Naval Stores Industry in the American ...
Soon afterwards, a mixture of alcohol and turpentine, popularly known as
camphene, camphine, teveline, and palmetto oil, appeared for general use and
gradually replaced lard oil. Not only did camphene give off more light without
ever flaring ...
8
JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
the results of which distillation is a liquid I denominate camphine." A still is
described which is so constructed as to allow only the lighter parts of the fluid to
pass over to the condenser, and the following claim is then made. '' What I claim
as my ...
THOMAS P. JONES, M. D., 1840
9
Birmingham and Midland Hardware District
CAMPHINE AND MODERATOR murs. 335 the introduction of Palmer's Candle
Lamp. This variety of lamp, it is almost unnecessary to state, consisted of a tube
to hold a candle or candles of various diameters, with a spiral spring in a tube, ...
10
A Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines: Containing a ...
“Among the man; applications of science to the useful arts, for which the present
age is so honorably istinguishcd, fcw_ are more meritorious than the Camphine
lamps, by which we can produce a snow-white flame from the cleanly, colorless ...
