leuco

The generic name was compounded from the Greek leuco, "white", and krinon, "lily".

Rich Wolf: Where Do All the Flowers Grow? Rich Wolf 2010

The generic name was compounded from the Greek leuco, "white", and krinon, "lily".

Rich Wolf: Where Do All the Flowers Grow? Rich Wolf 2010

The reduction to the leuco phase proceeded without the addition of heat.

The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe 2006

Web Link The cloth is added to a pale white-green colored (leuco) solution.

The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe 2006

Eighteenth-century manuals of practice often classify woad and indigo among direct dyes because they require no mordant or assistants, but their chemistry demanded a dyeing process different from typical direct methods. 8 reference Modern descriptions classify them as leuco dyes, in which the normally insoluble and nonadherent coloring material is made soluble by the removal of oxygen, a reduction process.

The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe 2006

Dr. Perper, using Luminol and leuco crystal violet, investigators found a lot of blood there in the home.

CNN Transcript Oct 30, 2007 2007

Dystar's US Patent 5,586,992 "the '992 patent" improved upon the prior art by eliminating steps two and three of the traditional process: stabilizing the leuco indigo solution into a paste or powder form, and then reconstituting the solution in a preparation tank.

The Federal Circuit Tries to Set the Record Straight on Obviousness Peter Zura 2006

Dystar's US Patent 5,586,992 "the '992 patent" improved upon the prior art by eliminating steps two and three of the traditional process: stabilizing the leuco indigo solution into a paste or powder form, and then reconstituting the solution in a preparation tank.

Archive 2006-10-01 Peter Zura 2006

The principal observation of leuco-agglutination and thrombo-agglutination was made in 1952.

Jean Dausset - Biography 1992

I answer, I don't know -- any more than I know why sanguineous people are hot-tempered, and leuco-phlegmatic ones are more brooding in their wrath.

Cornelius O'Dowd Upon Men And Women And Other Things In General Charles James Lever 1839