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cause harm in humans. In commerce, non-food
varieties are
typically called colza oil.
Rapeseed is
extensively cultivated in Canada, India, France, Belgium...
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chimney dimensions,
which burnt colza oil (obtained from the seed of the
plant Br****ica campestris) at a rate of 42 grams of
colza oil per hour with a flame...
- Canadian-developed
strains is also
called canola oil,
while non-food oil is
called colza oil.
Canola oil can be
sourced from Br****ica rapa and Br****ica napus, which...
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windy climate, but also
solar power and biofuel,
based on
jatropha oil and
colza oil. 586.8
megawatts of wind
power capacity were
installed on the island...
-
erucic acid by the
general po****tion
would come from the
consumption of
colza oil (rapeseed oil, but not from the
cultivar developed to
produce canola...
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thousand remaining disabled, is
thought to have been
caused by
contaminated colza (rapeseed) oil. It was
unique because of its size, the
novelty of the clinical...
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production and sale of
alcoholic beverages.
Aniline was used to
denature colza oil in the 1980s.
Denaturation (biochemistry) "Commission
Implementing Regulation...
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disadvantages of the Argand-type
lamps then in use. The
vegetable -
mostly colza - oils then
available were
thick and
would not
travel far up a wick. The...
- Pokémon in Artazon. 1244 1233 10 "Nemona and Br****ius and... (With Nemo and
Colza)" Transliteration: "Nemo to
Corusa to" (****anese: ネモとコルサと)
Makoto Nakata...
- flame,
creating a bright,
steady light. The
Argand lamp used
whale oil,
colza,
olive oil or
other vegetable oil as fuel,
supplied by a
gravity feed from...
