As a polyhydric alcohol propylene glycol may be used, and the emulsion may be available as a cream, wherein the oil phase comprises white vaseline, liquid paraffin (paraffin oil), glycerol monostearate, and stearic acid.
As in centuries past, liquid paraffin oil is commonly burnt in lamps and lanterns.
As in centuries past, liquid paraffin oil is commonly burned in lamps and lanterns.
Liquid paraffin oil is used by physical therapists to warm up a body part such as the hand.
Liquid paraffin oil is a form of oil that has been obtained from several sources, including whales, coal and crude oil.
Paraffin oil (CAS 8012-95-1) (Group A
Paraffin oil (CAS 64741-88-4) (Group A
The oil may be a mineral oil, paraffin oil, synthetic oil, or diesel oil.
Paraffin oil or glycerol (viscosity: 68-81) for microscopic observations in the sediment
Paraffin oil is frequently used in industry as a lubricant.
Because of this, they are usually stored in mineral oil or kerosene (paraffin oil).
had developed a new grease: chlorinated paraffin oil.
These products often contain a fat base such as paraffin (paraffin oil), propylene glycol petrolatum or glycerine.
The sterilizing liquid is selected from the group consisting of oil including paraffin oil and liquidus sterilizing agent.
As a result, in the laboratory they are stored under mineral oil or paraffin oil.
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The present invention features a composition comprising a paraffinic oil, an emulsifier, a pigment, a silicone surfactant and an anti-settling agent.
The next major class of organic-approved pesticides are various petroleum-based oils (mineral oil, paraffinic oil, petroleum distillates).
Paraffin oil, along with mineral oil and other ingredients, is used as a heating source in laboratories.
Description : What do the bird king, the thing in the bathroom and the paraffin-oil koala have in common?
What do the bird king, the thing in the bathroom and the paraffin-oil koala have in common?
A similar product called Paraffine oil was patented in England in 1850 and in the US in 1852 by James Young from Scotland.
Mineral oils : derived from petrochemicals, they are often cheaper than their vegetable counterparts and have no nutritional quality for the skin.
The radiating material optionally further contains a paraffin oil (4), a flame retardant (5), or a filler (6) having a thermal conductivity of 10-400 W/m·K (the zinc oxide (3) is excluded).
The benefits of paraffin oil and paraffin wax are abundant.
The regular distribution of a veterinary specialty helping to migrate these hairs in animals which vomit regularly (paraffin oil in gel, ésérine ...)
The regular distribution of a veterinary specialty helping to migrate these hairs in animals which vomit regularly (paraffin oil in gel, ésérine ...)
The regular distribution of a veterinary specialty helping to migrate these hairs in animals which vomit regularly (paraffin oil in gel, ésérine ...)
Paraffin oil may be used as a chemical ingredient in medicines, including topical creams, moisturizers, salves, balms and laxatives.
equipment for heat treatment by immersion in a bath of paraffin
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