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Definition of cerin
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cerin is as below...
Cerin (n.) A waxy
substance
extracted
by
alcohol
or ether from cork;
sometimes
applied
also to the
portion
of
beeswax
which is
soluble
in
alcohol.
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Glycol
::
Glycol
(n.) A
thick,
colorless
liquid,
C2H4(OH)2,
of a
sweetish
taste,
produced
artificially
from
certain
ethylene
compounds.
It is a
diacid
alcohol,
intermediate
between
ordinary
ethyl
alcohol
and
glycerin..
Boroglyceride
::
Boroglyceride
(n.) A
compound
of boric acid and
glycerin,
used as an
antiseptic..
Fluocerine
::
Fluocerine
(n.) Alt. of
Fluocerit.
Glyceric
::
Glyceric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
glycerin..
Glycerine
::
Glycerine
(n.) An oily,
viscous
liquid,
C3H5(OH)3,
colorless
and
odorless,
and with a hot,
sweetish
taste,
existing
in the
natural
fats and oils as the base,
combined
with
various
acids,
as
oleic,
margaric,
stearic,
and
palmitic.
It is a
triatomic
alcohol,
and hence is also
called
glycerol.
See Note under
Gelatin..
Ethylin
::
Ethylin
() Any one of the
several
complex
ethers
of ethyl and
glycerin.
Linoleic
::
Linoleic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
linoleum,
or
linseed
oil;
specifically
(Chem.),
designating
an
organic
acid, a thin
yellow
oil, found
combined
as a salt of
glycerin
in oils of
linseed,
poppy,
hemp, and
certain
nuts..
Acetin
::
Acetin
(n.) A
combination
of
acetic
acid with
glycerin.
Myristin
::
Myristin
(n.) The
myristate
of
glycerin,
-- found as a
vegetable
fat in
nutmeg
butter,
etc..
Glycerite
::
Glycerite
(n.) A
medicinal
preparation
made by
mixing
or
dissolving
a
substance
in
glycerin.
Onocerin
::
Onocerin
(n.) A white
crystalline
waxy
substance
extracted
from the root of the
leguminous
plant
Ononis
spinosa.
Lipyl
::
Lipyl (n.) A
hypothetical
radical
of
glycerin.
Demulcent
::
Demulcent
(n.) A
substance,
usually
of a
mucilaginous
or oily
nature,
supposed
to be
capable
of
soothing
an
inflamed
nervous
membrane,
or
protecting
it from
irritation.
Gum
Arabic,
glycerin,
olive oil, etc., are
demulcents..
Nitroleum
::
Nitroleum
(n.)
Nitroglycerin.
Propionic
::
Propionic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an
organic
acid which is
produced
in the
distillation
of wood, in the
fermentation
of
various
organic
substances,
as
glycerin,
calcium
lactate,
etc., and is
obtained
as a
colorless
liquid
having
a
sharp,
pungent
odor.
Propionic
acid is so
called
because
it is the first or
lowest
member
of the fatty acid
series
whose salts have a fatty
feel..
Glyceride
::
Glyceride
(n.) A
compound
ether
(formed
from
glycerin).
Some
glycerides
exist ready
formed
as
natural
fats,
others
are
produced
artificially..
Margarin
::
Margarin
(n.) A fatty
substance,
extracted
from
animal
fats and
certain
vegetable
oils,
formerly
supposed
to be a
definite
compound
of
glycerin
and
margaric
acid, but now known to be
simply
a
mixture
or
combination
of
tristearin
and
teipalmitin..
Glycide
::
Glycide
(n.) A
colorless
liquid,
obtained
from
certain
derivatives
of
glycerin,
and
regarded
as a
partially
dehydrated
glycerin;
--
called
also
glycidic
alcohol..
Glycerin
::
Glycerin
(n.) Alt. of
Glycerin.
Triatomic
::
Triatomic
(a.)
Having
a
valence
of
three;
trivalent;
sometimes,
in a
specific
sense,
having
three
hydroxyl
groups,
whether
acid or
basic;
thus,
glycerin,
glyceric
acid, and
tartronic
acid are each
triatomic..
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