on 29/11/01 12:14 pm, Joao Ribeiro at jribe...@greco.com.br wrote:
Hi Alexis,
Paraffin oils have a boiling point in the range of 150 - 300 degrees
Centigrade while the wax has one between 50 and 60 degrees. Paraffin wax is
used for all sorts of things includeing cheap candles and waxed paper.
on 29/11/01 12:14 pm, Joao Ribeiro at jribe...@greco.com.br wrote:
Hi Alexis,
Paraffin oils have a boiling point in the range of 150 - 300 degrees
Centigrade while the wax has one between 50 and 60 degrees. Paraffin wax is
used for all sorts of things includeing cheap candles and waxed paper.
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From: ragowaring ragowar...@btinternet.com
(or kerosen para ti Guillermo).
Oh si, señor Alexis, ahora recuerdo, muchas gracias.
Translation: Oh yes, Mister Alexis, now I remember.
I remember seeing many years ago kerosene stoves. The kerosene gas was
inside an
In a message dated 11/29/01 8:20:21 AM, jribe...@greco.com.br writes:
Anyway, whoever got a good formula I'm interested in knowing.
In the past, using single weight, FB paper, I rubbed the back of the paper
with light Crisco oil to make the negative more transparent for dodging and
burning.
Hi Alexis,
Paraffin oils have a boiling point in the range of 150 - 300 degrees
Centigrade while the wax has one between 50 and 60 degrees. Paraffin
wax is used for all sorts of things includeing cheap candles and waxed
paper.
Actually I think you mean that paraffin has a melting point of
dad was b. 1900 and lived to 1983
still working about 3 hrs. a week in a drug store. He worked a full 60 years
as a R.Ph.
Gordy
From: John Yeo jonn...@thegrid.net
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Ricardo Wildberger Lisboa writes:
Or maybe a homeopathy drugstore. They use to manipulate a lot of stuff in
there.
I stopped by one of San Francisco's treasures this morning, Rainbow
Grocery, and they sell oil of camphor for $2.50/oz, $25/pint. Don't know
if that's exactly what you're looking
: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Re: translation GORDY EMERY
My father was a pharmocist and camphorated oil was sold in a drug store.
But, today it is hard to find a (real) drug store. Most are more of a
department than a drug store. I think to get camphorated
I work in a drug store, and although we don't stock it, the pharmacist can
special order just about anything for you. He regularly orders stuff like
halfprin, denatured alcohol, etc for customers. I imagine camphorated oil
wouldn't be a problem, if it used to be a regular pharmacy item.
John
Or maybe a homeopathy drugstore. They use to manipulate a lot of stuff in
there.
Ricardo.
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From: Gordy Emery geme...@hotmail.com
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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Re: translation GORDY
My father was a pharmocist and camphorated oil was sold in a drug store.
But, today it is hard to find a (real) drug store. Most are more of a
department than a drug store. I think to get camphorated oil one must look
for an old drug store.
Gordy
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