-
camphor basil (the
parent of
African blue basil).
Camphor can also be
synthetically produced from
oil of turpentine. The
compound is chiral,
existing in...
- yellow, brown, and blue
camphor oil.
Oil contains 54–97%
camphor.
Linalool type This type is
commonly found in
Taiwan and ****an.
Oil contains 80–85 linalool...
-
Dryobalanops aromatica,
commonly known as
Borneo camphor,
camphor tree,
Malay camphor, or
Sumatran camphor, is a
species of
plant in the
family Dipterocarpaceae...
-
mostly contained common ingredients such as
turpentine and
camphor oil. Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil was
created by Dr.
Samuel N.
Thomas of Phelps, New York...
- the prin****l
component of
brown camphor oil made from
Ocotea pretiosa, a
plant growing in Brazil, and s****afras
oil made from S****afras albidum. In the...
- and
formerly as a food
additive Camphor oil used in
cosmetics and
household cleaners.
Cannabis flower essential oil, used as a
flavoring in foods, primarily...
- and
similar conditions,
alone or
combined with
chemicals such as
camphor,
eucalyptus oil or capsaicin. In Europe, it
tends to
appear as a gel or a cream...
- many
essential oils such as turpentine,
cypress oil,
camphor oil,
citronella oil, neroli,
ginger oil, valerian, and mango. It is
produced industrially...
- "Paregoric is a 4%
opium tincture in
which there is also
benzoic acid,
camphor, and
anise oil. ...
Paregoric by
tradition is used
especially for children." The...
-
trading office in
Nagasaki in
Hizen Province,
responsible for
trading camphor oil and
paper to buy ships, weapons, and ammunition.
Iwasaki travelled to...
