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Adipocere (/ˈædɪpəˌsɪər, -poʊ-/), also
known as
corpse wax,
grave wax or
mortuary wax, is a wax-like
organic substance formed by the
anaerobic bacterial...
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insects present can give
additional information on the
postmortem interval.
Adipocere, or
corpse wax, may be formed,
inhibiting further decomposition.: 16–18 ...
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studio album by
Swedish black metal band Sacramentum,
released through Adipocere Records on 15 May 1996. The album's
musical style has been
compared to...
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structures are the
remains of
adipocere (corpse wax
formed by bacteria) that
formed around the carc****
before burial. Such
adipocere would have
helped in conserving...
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decomposed and had
reduced into
large deposits of fat ("corpse wax", or
adipocere),
chiefly in the form of
palmitic acid.
During the exhumation, this fat...
- waxy
substance called adipocere,
caused by the
action of soil
chemicals on the body's
proteins and fats. The
formation of
adipocere slows decomposition...
- by
salting it out with
sodium chloride. Fat in a
corpse converts into
adipocere,
often called "grave wax". This
process is more
common where the amount...
- is
possible many
stashes were
never retrieved due to
enemy occupation.
Adipocere "Bog
Butter Mystery Solved?". 2004-04-02.
Archived from the
original on...
- drysuit, Dreyer's
corpse had
turned into a soap-like
substance called adipocere,
which floats. Shaw had been
working with both hands, and so had been...
- meat or
smoking it.
Analysis shows that the
tissues had
converted to
adipocere, a
mixture of
fatty acids,
before desiccation.
Rather than ice, the body...
