Then add a few drops of an essentialoil to the water.
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Dilution Dilution ratios greatly depend on how strong an essentialoil is.
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Fourteen pounds of the cake yield about one ounce of essentialoil.
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Use in animal husbandry of the essentialoil extracted from O. vulgare ssp.
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The essentialoil was effective against all the fungi used in the experiment.
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The well-known condiments are salt, vinegar, pepper, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and various substances containing etherealoils and aromatics.
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Etherealoils occur in many families, in the bark, root, wood, leaf, flower, and fruit; particularly in myrtaceæ, laurineæ, cyperaceæ, crucifereæ, aurantiaceæ, labiatæ, and umbelliferæ.
Ús de volatile oil en anglès
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The industry has been stressed by highly volatileoil and corn prices.
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Produces a volatileoil everywhere except the inside of the fruit.
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Turpentine is a volatileoil from the sap of long-leaf pine.
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The cultivated plant is less rich in the volatileoil than the wild herb.
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Prepared (how).-Asa poultice, raw; when boiled volatileoil is cast off.
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The action of the volatileoil enhances that of sulphur.
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Peel and slice onions under water to keep the volatileoil from the eyes.
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Aloes also contain a trace of volatileoil, to which its odour is due.
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It contains a chemical principle, "apiin," sugar, starch, and a volatileoil.
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Ramirez frequently blames market speculation for volatileoil prices.
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Its activity depends on the volatileoil, contained in the proportion of six per cent.
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The strong, typical flavor that characterizes bananas is due to the volatileoil they contain.
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The calyces become charged with oil glands, and yield a greater abundance of volatileoil.
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu also voiced concern about the impact of volatileoil prices.
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That's being driven by volatileoil prices and continued concern over the spread of the coronavirus.
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Chemically, the Linden flowers contain a particular light, fragrant, volatileoil, which is soluble in alcohol.