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Ozokerite or
ozocerite,
archaically referred to as
earthwax or
earth wax, is a
naturally occurring odoriferous mineral wax or
paraffin found in many localities...
- sebifera.
Ceresin waxes Montan wax –
extracted from
lignite and
brown coal
Ozocerite –
found in
lignite beds Peat
waxes Paraffin wax – made of long-chain alkane...
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melting point is 46 to 47 °C, and the
composition is C 85.55 %, H 14.45 %.
Ozocerite This article incorporates text from a
publication now in the
public domain: Chisholm...
- few
sites for
wulfenite in France. As a
rarity occurs the
pseudomineral ozocerite. The
cerussite is of
extremely good
quality and diversity. The Tabataud...
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basin is also
known for solid-hydrocarbon-filled
fractures consisting of
ozocerite, gilsonite, and wurtzilite. In 1948, oil was
discovered in the Paleozoic...
- oxytone, paroxysm, pentoxide, polyoxide, tetraoxygen, tetroxide,
trioxide oz-
smell Gr**** ὄζειν (ózein), ὄζων (ózōn), ὄζη
ozocerite, ozone, ozopore...
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since the acid can be
found in the
mineral ozokerite, also
known as
ozocerite. List of
saturated fatty acids Very long
chain fatty acids List of carboxylic...
- oxytone, paroxysm, pentoxide, polyoxide, tetraoxygen, tetroxide,
trioxide oz-
smell Gr**** ὄζειν (ózein), ὄζων (ózōn), ὄζη
ozocerite, ozone, ozopore...
- 1887,
issued April 1888 U.S.
patent 421,450
Graphophone Tablet (hard "
ozocerite" (carnauba wax)
cylinder coating),
filed November 1887,
issued February...
- the
Nehalem Beeswax along the
Oregon Coast,
which Kinney believed was
ozocerite. He also
donated a
collection of fish from
Astoria to the Smithsonian...
