… , e.g., those consisting of mixtures of castor oil, 2‑ethoxyethanol or ethylene diricinoleate and butyl alcohol, or those composed of 4‑hydroxy‑4‑methylpentan‑2‑one (diacetone alcohol), diethyl …
… layers and weighing up to a hundred kilograms. It has a waxy consistency and gives a sweet odour when rubbed. It … question should not be confused with artificial musk (musk xylene, musk ambrette, etc.) included in Chapter 29 . …
… the essential character of lanolin, for example lanolin ethoxylated to such an extent as to be water soluble … spinning mills. The solid part ( wool grease stearin ) is a waxy substance, yellow‑brown in colour and smelling strongly …
… (where the breathing circuit is fed from a cylinder of oxygen or compressed air) or may be connected by a hose to … ). (d) Divers’ respiratory masks of a kind used without oxygen or compressed air bottles, and simple underwater …
… salt. White solid which discolours in the presence of oxygen, turning into ferric hydroxide. (2) Ferric … It is an amphoteric hydroxide which, after oxygenation, gives the ferrates of heading 28.41. This …
… sub‑Chapter, this heading covers cyanides, cyanide oxides (oxycyanides) and complex cyanides. (A) CYANIDES Cyanides are … almonds. When brought to the melting‑point it absorbs oxygen; may also give hydrates. Is presented in sealed …
… the hydrocarbon perhydro-1,2-cyclopentanophenanthrene, the hydroxyl group being linked to the 3-carbon, with a methyl … OR NITROSATED DERIVATIVES Aromatic alcohols contain the hydroxyl group (-OH) linked not to the aromatic rings but to …
