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Zinc Oxide (Flowers of Zinc, Zinc White, Zinc Bloom, Philosopher s Wool, Chinese White,... [Pg.456]

Yap, C. T. and Y. Hua (1992), Geographical classification of Chinese white porcelain, in Li Jiazhi and Chen Xianqui (eds.), Proc. 1992 lnt. Symp. Science and Technology of Ancient Ceramics, Shanghai. [Pg.627]

Chinese white chem A term used in the paint industry for zinc oxide and kaolin used as a white pigment. Also known as zinc white. chTn nez wTt chinic acid See quinic acid. kin ik as ad chinoldine See quinoidine. ki noT.den chinone See quinone. kin on ... [Pg.75]

Zinc oxide [1314-33-2], ZnO, Mr 81.38, was formerly used only as a white pigment, and was named zinc white (C.I. Pigment White 4), Chinese white, or flowers of zinc. The term zinc white now denotes zinc oxide produced by the combustion of zinc metal according to the indirect or French process. [Pg.77]

Chinese white - [AMINOACIDS - L-MONOSODIUMGLUTAMATE (MSG)] (Vol2) -inorganic pigment [PIGMENTS - INORGANIC] (Vol 19)... [Pg.192]

Feldmann E, Daneault N, Kwan E et al (1990) Chinese-white differences in the distribution of occlusive cerebrovascular disease. Neurology 40 1541-1545 Ferber S, Karnath HO (2001) Size perception in hemianopia and neglect. Brain 124 527-536 Ferro JM (2001) Hyperacute cognitive stroke syndromes. J Neurol 248 841-849... [Pg.15]

Zinc oxide is a very old technological material. Already in the Bronze Age it was produced as a byproduct of copper ore smelting and used for healing of wounds. Early in history it was also used for the production of brass (Cu-Zn alloy). This was the major application of ZnO for many centuries before metallic zinc replaced the oxide [149]. With the start of the industrial age in the middle of the nineteenth century, ZnO was used in white paints (chinese white), in rubber for the activation of the vulcanization process and in porcelain enamels. In the following a number of existing and emerging electronic applications of ZnO are briefly described. [Pg.22]

SYNS AKRO-ZINC BAR 85 AMALOX AZO-33 AZODOX-55 CALAMINE (spray) CHINESE WHITE C.I. 77947 C.I. PIGMENT WHITE 4 CYNKU TLENEK (POLISH) EMANAY ZINC OXIDE EMAR FEE LING ZINC OXIDE FLOWERS of ZINC GREEN SEAL-8 HUBBL CK S WHITE KADOX-25 K-ZINC... [Pg.1450]

Zinc Oxide (Flowers of Zinc, Zinc White, Zinc Bloom, Philosopher s Wool, Chinese White, Zincite). ZnO, mw 81.38, white or yellowish-white amorph odorless powd with a bitter taste, mp 1975° (subl and decomps), d 5.47—5.606 g/cc. V si sol in w, sol in mineral acids, dil acet acid and NH4PH. Coml prepn is from Zn or ores such as Franklinite or Zinc Blende by vapzn in a CO atm with subsequent oxidation of the vapors with preheated air. Lab, prepn is by converting anhyd zinc oxalate to ZnO by heating at... [Pg.457]

Synonyms Chinese white Zinc white Flowers of zinc Philosopher s wool Calcine Amalox Calamine Felling zinc oxide Zincite AZO 22 Emar Outmine Pasco... [Pg.2872]

Flynn People have often attributed to me the idea that the causes of generational differences in IQ must be similar to the causes of black/white IQ differences. I have never at any time said that. I have never said that IQ gains over time shows the black/white IQ gap to be environmental. Although, even if the causes are different, they do make an environmental hypothesis more plausible, for reasons that would take us far afield. Note in Table 3, that the correlation between IQ gains and the black/white IQ differences is relatively low it is 0.21.1 have never thought there is a commonality of causality there. I don t think that Chinese/white IQ differences are caused by the same thing as Filipino/Chinese IQ differences. It would seem to me quite bizarre if all these group IQ differences had a common cause. [Pg.218]

L. Gouzhen and Z. Xiqiu, The development of Chinese white porcelain, in Ancient Technology to Modem Science, Ceramics and Civilization, Vol. 2, W.D. Kingery (ed.), The American Ceramic Society, Columbus, OH, 1985, pp. 217-236. [Pg.132]

Although white tea is only produced in a very small quantity in China, it is consumed in many countries. Today, Chinese white tea is mainly exported to countries and areas such as Germany, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong, and Macao. ... [Pg.18]

CHINESE WHITE (1314-13-2) Incompatible with linseed oil, magnesium, chlorinated rubber (at 419°F/2I5°C). Slowly decomposed by water. [Pg.274]

OTHER names Chinese white philosopher s wool zinc white flowers of zinc... [Pg.885]

One of zinc oxide s most important uses historically is in paints and pigments. Common names by which it is now known, such as Chinese white and zinc white, are terms long used by artists for the compound. White paints and pigments made with zinc oxide retain their luster and purity longer than most other types of white paints, partly because zinc oxide does not react readily with hydrogen sulfide in air that causes most white paints to darken. [Pg.886]

Akro-Zinc Bar 85 Actox 14 Actox 16 Actox 216 Amalox Azodox Azo 22 Candox XX 78 Chinese white Cl 77947 Cl pigment white 4 Emanay zinc oxide ... [Pg.99]

In addition to being used medicinally, the fruit of Chinese white olive is consumed as an edible fruit in China (Jin et al. 1999). [Pg.161]

No information on the safety of Chinese white olive in pregnancy or lactation was identified in the scientific or traditional literature. Although this review did not identify any concerns for use while pregnant or nursing, safety has not been conclusively established. [Pg.161]

No information on the use of Chinese white olive during pregnancy or lactation was identified. [Pg.162]

The LD50 of Chinese white peony bai shoo) orally administered in rats is 81 g/kg (Zhu 1998). The LD50 values of Chinese red peony (chi shao) extracts intraperitoneally administered in mice are 10.8 g/kg for the aqueous extract, 2.9 g/kg for the ethanol extract, and 4.6 g/kg for the butanol extract (Zhu 1998). [Pg.614]


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