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Definition of cerin
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Cerin (n.) A
variety
of the
mineral
allanite.
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Lipyl
::
Lipyl (n.) A
hypothetical
radical
of
glycerin.
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.
Nitroglycerin
::
Nitroglycerin
(n.) A
liquid
appearing
like a heavy oil,
colorless
or
yellowish,
and
consisting
of a
mixture
of
several
glycerin
salts of
nitric
acid, and hence more
properly
called
glycerin
nitrate.
It is made by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
glycerin
in the
presence
of
sulphuric
acid. It is
extremely
unstable
and
terribly
explosive.
A very
dilute
solution
is used in
medicine
as a
neurotic
under the name of
glonion..
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..
Lignose
::
Lignose
(n.) An
explosive
compound
of wood fiber and
nitroglycerin.
See
Nitroglycerin.
Ricinolein
::
Ricinolein
(n.) The
glycerin
salt of
ricinoleic
acid,
occuring
as a
characteristic
constituent
of
castor
oil; --
formerly
called
palmin..
Cering
::
Cering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Cer.
Glycerol
::
Glycerol
(n.) Same as
Glycerin.
Glyconin
::
Glyconin
(n.) An
emulsion
of
glycerin
and the yolk of eggs, used as an
ointment,
as a
vehicle
for
medicines,
etc..
Officering
::
Officering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Office.
Kieselguhr
::
Kieselguhr
(n.)
Siliceous
earth;
specifically,
porous
infusorial
earth,
used as an
absorbent
of
nitroglycerin
in the
manufacture
of
dynamite..
Niteosaccharin
::
Niteosaccharin
(n.) An
explosive
nitro
derivative
of
certain
sugars,
analogous
to
nitroglycerin,
gun
cotton,
etc..
Sorcering
::
Sorcering
(n.) Act or
practice
of using
sorcery.
Valerin
::
Valerin
(n.) A salt of
valeric
acid with
glycerin,
occurring
in
butter,
dolphin
oil., and
forming
an
forming
an oily
liquid
with a
slightly
unpleasant
odor..
Erythrite
::
Erythrite
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance,
C4H6.(OH)4,
of a
sweet,
cooling
taste,
extracted
from
certain
lichens,
and
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
erythrin;
--
called
also
erythrol,
erythroglucin,
erythromannite,
pseudorcin,
cobalt
bloom,
and under the name
phycite
obtained
from the alga
Protococcus
vulgaris.
It is a
tetrabasic
alcohol,
corresponding
to
glycol
and
glycerin..
Cerinthian
::
Cerinthian
(n.) One of an
ancient
religious
sect, so
called
from
Cerinthus,
a Jew, who
attempted
to unite the
doctrines
of
Christ
with the
opinions
of the Jews and
Gnostics..
Stye
::
Stycerin
(n.) A
triacid
alcohol,
related
to
glycerin,
and
obtained
from
certain
styryl
derivatives
as a
yellow,
gummy,
amorphous
substance;
--
called
also
phenyl
glycerin..
Onocerin
::
Onocerin
(n.) A white
crystalline
waxy
substance
extracted
from the root of the
leguminous
plant
Ononis
spinosa.
Triglyceride
::
Triglyceride
(n.) A
glyceride
formed
by the
replacement
of three
hydrogen
atoms in
glycerin
by acid
radicals.
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