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Tar-
water was a
medieval medicine consisting of pine
tar and
water. As it was foul-tasting, it
slowly dropped in po****rity, but was
revived in the Victorian...
- asphalt, are
colloquially referred to as "
tar sands".
Since prehistoric times wood
tar has been used as a
water repellent coating for boats, ships, sails...
- type" materials—such as lignite-
tar creosote, oil-
tar creosote, peat-
tar creosote,
water-gas-
tar creosote, or wood-
tar creosote. The AWPA
Standard P3 does...
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Black tar heroin, also
known as
black dragon, is a form of
heroin that is
sticky like
tar or hard like coal. Its dark
color is the
result of
crude processing...
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Tar pits,
sometimes referred to as
asphalt pits, are
large asphalt deposits. They form in the
presence of petroleum,
which is
created when deca**** organic...
- La Brea
Tar Pits is an
active paleontological research site in
urban Los Angeles. Han**** Park was
formed around a
group of
tar pits
where natural asphalt...
- The
Tar-Baby is the
second of the
Uncle Remus stories published in 1881; it is
about a doll made of
tar and
turpentine used by the
villainous Br'er Fox...
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contaminated with
tar,
ammonia and/or drip oils, as well as
outright waste tars and
tar-
water emulsions. In the
earliest days of MGP operations, coal
tar was considered...
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leads to m****ive
tar problems. CWG (carburetted
water gas)
tar is less
valuable than coal
gasification tar as a feed stock.
Tar-
water emulsions are uneconomical...
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Tar-
water (1752). Pine
tar is an
effective antiseptic and
disinfectant when
applied to cuts on the skin, but
Berkeley argued for the use of pine
tar as...
