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Ceresin (also cerin, cerasin, cerosin,
ceresin wax or
ceresine) is a wax
derived from
ozokerite by a
purifying process. The
purifying process of the ozokerite...
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subsequently with charcoal, when the
ceresine or
cerasin of
commerce is obtained. The
refined ozokerite or
ceresine,
which usually has a melting-point of...
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agent takes on moisture, and
after many experiments, it was
found that
Ceresine was ideal. To make the wax hard,
sodium carbonate was added. Even so, a...
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Emulsifying bases, e.g.,
cetrimide and
emulsifying wax
Hydrocarbon bases, e.g.,
ceresine,
microcrystalline wax, hard paraffin, and soft
paraffin Vegetable oil bases...
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operated here. In 1883 a
ceresine plant ("Strem") and in 1899 a
superphosphate plant were established. The...
