- and was
applied to any
process where a
liquid was
separated in drops. To
distil in the
modern sense could only be
expressed in a
roundabout manner. Distillation...
-
Persian scholar Rāzi (or Rhazes) was the
first to
distil kerosene in the
ninth century. He is
depicted here in a m****cript by
Gerard of Cremona....
- an
earlier date when a
royal licence was
granted to a
local landowner to
distil whiskey in the area.
After various periods of
closure in its subsequent...
-
distill in the
presence of
sulfuric acid.
Although the acid
itself does not
distil, it
imparts the
additional aroma of
diethyl ether to the
resulting gin....
-
called it "a
haunting miniature, full of a
sultry nostalgia which seems to
distil the very
essence of America's Deep South." The
orchestral version of Old...
- good
crystallised Sal-ammoniac,
dissolve by moisture, and
distil (the mixture).
There will
distil over a
strong water,
which will
cleave stone (sakhr) instantly...
- Take
white (Yemeni) alum,
dissolve it and
purify it by filtration. Then
distil (green?)
vitriol with copper-green (the acetate), and mix (the distillate)...
-
aboard while Titanic was in port, but in an emergency, the ship
could also
distil fresh water from seawater. However, this was not a
straightforward process...
- by the
practising psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz,
which is an
attempt to "
distil over 50,000
hours of
conversation into pure
psychological insight, without...
- (and, by extension,
sandalwood incense) is seen as
having the
power to
distil purity by burning-away
negative spiritual impurities; Tang Sanzang, as Golden...
