-
called eisel. The word "acetic"
derives from
Latin acētum (vinegar, or more
properly vinum acetum: "wine
turned sour").
While vinegar making may be as...
- Plutarch, use the word οξος, oxos 'vinegar' in its
place (translated as
acetum in the
Vulgate Bible). The word
eventually migrated into Gr**** from about...
- nomenclature. The name "acetic acid"
derives from the
Latin word for vinegar, "
acetum",
which is
related to the word "acid" itself. "Glacial
acetic acid" is a...
- four thieves,
camphorated acetic acid,
vinaigre des
quatre voleurs and
acetum quator furum) is a
concoction of
vinegar (either from red wine,
white wine...
- hoc, p****ioni deditus,
agnus in
crucis levatur immolandus stipite. Hic
acetum, fel, arundo, s****, clavi, lancea; mite
corpus perforatur; sanguis, unda...
- as the
vinyl group (coined in 1851); "acetyl" is
derived from the
Latin acētum,
meaning "vinegar." When it was
shown that Liebig's
theory was
wrong and...
-
ketone with 2 carbons. The
prefix refers to acetone's
relation to
vinegar (
acetum in Latin, also the
source of the
words "acid" and "acetic"),
rather than...
- W****, it may be
broken into
smaller units:
Lustra **** qui iam peregit; En
acetum, fel, arundo; Crux
fidelis inter omnes. This hymn is also
sometimes found...
- kephalēn paredōken to
pneuma Biblia Sacra Vulgata: **** ergo acce****et
Iesus acetum dixit consummatum est et
inclinato capite tradidit spiritum Therefore, because...
- was once used as a
commercial source for
acetic acid.
Pyroligneous acid (
acetum lignorum) was
investigated by
German chemist Johann Rudolph Glauber. The...
