Definitionadj. of or relating to or composed of fat
Last update: September 22, 2015
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The relationship of these glycerides to glycerin is shown by the series of bodies formed from glycerin by replacement of hydrogen by "stearyl" (C18H350), the radical of stearic acid (C18H350. [Please select]
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Various materials have been recommended for the purpose, those in most general use being sodium bicarbonate, boric acid, cocoa-nut oil, stearic acid, and oleic acid. [Please select]
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Stearic and oleic acids are more suitable for the purpose, but oleic acid has the disadvantage that oleates are very liable to go rancid. [Please select]
The weight, less the amount of stearic acid or beeswax added, multiplied by 20 gives the percentage of fatty acids. [Please select]
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The wool suint consists largely of the potash soaps of oleic and stearic acids. [Please select]
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Besides these the fatty acids, stearic, red oil (oleic acid) are more or less extensively used. [Please select]
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Red oil (oleic acid, elaine) and stearic acid are the two fatty acids most generally bought for soap making. [Please select]
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The oleic acid, being liquid at ordinary temperature, together with some stearic and palmitic acid, is thus pressed out. [Please select]
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The fatty acids which most commonly enter into combination of fats and oils are lauric, myristic, palmitic, stearic and oleic acids and form the neutral oils or triglycerides derived from these, _e. [Please select]
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Oleic acid (red oil) and stearic acid are obtained usually by the saponification of oils, fats and greases by acid, lime or water under pressure or Twitchelling. [Please select]
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