TermGallery
Inglés
Inglés
Español
Catalán
Portugués
Ruso
ES
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Of or relating to Gaul.
gaulish
Geographical area.
geographical area
geographic area
geographical region
geographic region
1
If
gallic
acid be used instead of pyrogallol, the tone is black.
2
This character distinguishes
gallic
acid from every other substance excepting tannin.
3
Expose and develop on a saturated solution of
gallic
acid.
4
Its exports include timber, citrons, skins, chestnuts and
gallic
acid.
5
The present study further investigated the in vivo anti-tumor effects of orally administered
gallic
acid.
6
Anthragallol is synthetically prepared by the condensation of benzoic and
gallic
acids with sulphuric acid
7
Gone are the va-va-voom and the enigmatic
gallic
smile.
8
It affords chemically a fragrant volatile oil, a bitter extractive "marrubin," and
gallic
acid.
9
Now, make a solution of
gallic
acid in cold distilled water: the quantity dissolved is very small.
10
To the concentrated, and nearly neutral, solution a freshly-prepared solution of
gallic
acid is added in slight excess.
11
Then in rapid succession came his announcements of the new vegetable products citric, malic, oxalic, and
gallic
acids.
12
Yes; but principally
gallic
acid, but
gallic
acid will also tan the skins so as to make leather.
13
Combination of
gallic
acid and cisplatin increased the tumor cell apoptosis compared with the treatment with cisplatin alone.
14
For bleeding: rest, ice, tannic or
gallic
acid or adrenalin locally if the bleeding points can be reached.
15
It has been reported that o-quinone metabolites of
gallic
acid or EGCG are causative agents for this hepatotoxicity.
16
Rodger washed the paper with
gallic
acid; the gray parts darkened and there stood the Champion Golfer of Scotland.
gallic
gallic acid
gallic shrug
gallic king
gallic race
gallic tribes