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Gamboge (/ɡæmˈboʊʒ, -ˈbuːʒ/ gam-BOHZH, -BOOZH) is a deep-yellow
pigment derived from a
species of tree that
primarily grows in Cambodia. Po****r in east...
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hemostatic agent.
Gambogic acid has also been used in
various food
preparations in
Asian cultures. Some
pharmacological research on
gambogic acid has been...
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Vateria indica Resins Benzoin Birch tar
Camphor Creosote Frankincense Gamboge Kauri Lacquer Mastic Myrrh Pine tar
Pitch Rosin Turpentine Varnish Sap /...
- isogambogenin, desoxygambogenin,
gambogenin dimethyl acetal,
gambogellic acid,
gambogic acid, isomorellin,
morellic acid, desoxymorellin, hanburin) and isomorellinol...
- blue dye
indigo traditionally used to dye
denim and the artist's
pigments gamboge and rose madder. Sugar, starch, cotton, linen, hemp, some
types of rope...
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Vateria indica Resins Benzoin Birch tar
Camphor Creosote Frankincense Gamboge Kauri Lacquer Mastic Myrrh Pine tar
Pitch Rosin Turpentine Varnish Sap /...
- painting. One
painting (Saskia van
Uylenburgh as Flora)
reportedly contains gamboge.
Rembrandt very
rarely used pure blue or
green colors, the most pronounced...
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Ottoman Empire.
Gamboge is a deep
saffron to
mustard yellow pigment and dye. In Asia, it is
frequently used to dye
Buddhist monks' robes.
Gamboge is most often...
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Vateria indica Resins Benzoin Birch tar
Camphor Creosote Frankincense Gamboge Kauri Lacquer Mastic Myrrh Pine tar
Pitch Rosin Turpentine Varnish Sap /...
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different methods, all
involving liquid phase systems. First, he used a
gamboge soap-like emulsion,
second by
doing experimental work on
Brownian motion...
