gaultherilene

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Eng., ., gault her i (a), I connective, and -ene ( Chem. ).) Chem.: A hydrocarbon of the terpene series, C10H16, occurring in the oil of wintergreen, obtained by distilling the oil with a strong aqueous solution of caustic potash: methylic alcohol, water, and gaultherilene distill over, and salicylate of pota ium remains in the retort; the distillate is washed with water and then dried. Gaultherilene is a colorle oil, smelling like pepper, and boiling at 160°. gâum, v. t. [Cf. Mid. Eng. and Fr.gomme=gum.] 1. Ord. Lang.: To smear. ( Hall i well.) 2. Tech .: To cover with a preservative solution. gâun, gawn, s. [A corruption of gallon (q. v.).] A small tub or lading ve el. gâun, pr . par . of v . [Go, v.]
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