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Glycerine which is soluble in water is than eliminated with other impurities of the raw materials.
Chapter 4 1993
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During the 1990's the band helped define alternative pop and rock. 1995's top 40 pop hit "Glycerine" is a musical landmark.
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"Glycerine," a distinctive interpretation cover of Bush's 1994 hit, dials back the vibe a bit, while
California Chronicle 2009
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(For future reference, my other karaoke jam is "Glycerine" by Bush.
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Glycerine helps soap bubbles hold water and this helps to keep the bubbles from popping.
The Toddler's Busy Book Trish Kuffner 2008
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Glycerine or glycerol is one of those Advanced Wine Tasting Terms that sounds like complete hooey and which scientists have decided is present in such minute quantities that most people can't actually taste it.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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The researchers, who published a research document entitled [i] Transformation of Glycerine in Biodiesel [/i], say that during 2005, a 65% increase in manufactured glycerine compared to the year before, is clear evidence of this cost reduction trend.
EU Mandates Biofuel - Glycerine Production Increases Over 130% In Two Years 2007
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Glycerine derived hydrogen gas could be an economically important and sustainable way of meeting the growing demand for hydrogen, she believes.
Biodiesel's Production Process Delivers Discovery Of Hydrogen Gas As By-Product 2007
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Glycerine suppositories help replace the mucous and Loratidine tablets will help slow down the muscular contractions that move “stuff” into the danger zone.
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Sweet! Glycerine Beef and cheese tend to be naturally moist, but beef and cheese SnawSomes (which look like shiny puppy biscotti) get their appetizing sheen from glycerine.
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