In this study, sericin removal process was performed through the conventional and the ultrasonic methods by using the olive oil,
turpentine and daphne soaps.
The
Turpentine Cu-Au mineralisation was discovered by Exco in mid 2000, the initial target being a magnetic anomaly with a relatively weak coincident electromagnetic anomaly.
"It was a very small amount of
turpentine indeed that he put into the curry." The teenager, he added, was now "building bridges" with his mum.
Turpentine compounds volatilize from the wood chips at cooking temperature, 165-180[degrees]C.
Egypt's exports have traditionally been boosted by state subsidies, particularly for essential paint ingredient mineral
turpentine. But due to manufacturer's reliance on the government for
turpentine, demand exceeded supply last year leading to occasional shortages.
(To make the L, use a 1-inch-diameter pipe 2 inches long, threaded at both ends, an elbow and an 18-inch, 1-inch-diameter pipe.) I poured about a cup of
turpentine into the pipe and put a cork into the end.
MTBE, which smells like
turpentine, often escapes from leaking gas-storage tanks and spreads in underground plumes.
A prosecutor later said a woman suspecting her husband had an affair tried to commit suicide by igniting
turpentine from a paint shop run by the couple on the ground floor of the building.
He also requested a ban on the building of "any livery, stable, slaughterhouse, smith shop, 'forge furnace, brass foundry, manufactory of gunpowder, glue, varnish, vitriol, ink or
turpentine..."
Depending on the moment, the drug under scrutiny can be marijuana, or cocaine, or heroin, or
turpentine, or Ecstasy, or PCP-better known to anyone who ever sat through a Quiann Martin production as "angel dust." This week's special guest villian?
A book they compiled, Goose Grease and
Turpentine, generated $7,000.