CONDER

n. Ar., koundour. Incense. In Bengal, the resin relative quantity of heat which pa es in a unit of time through a obtained from the Bos well i a thurifer a of Roxburgh (which is sup of that substance of unit thickne and unit area whose surposed to be the olibanum or frankincense of the ancients), called Elateices are maintained in constant temperatures differing from one by the natives Koondooroo, Ghundurus, or Cundun, of which another by one degree. This applies equally to the c. of electricity. probably c. is a corruption. [B, 172 (a, 24).] fB, 2, 77 (a, 24).] Specific c. Ger., snecifische Leitungsfahigkeit. CONDIIXAC n. A in the The relative capacity which some special substance exhibiis for the (Fr.), Kon-del-ya'k. place depart transmi ion or heat, electricity, or nerve force, [a, 24.] ment of Drome, France, where there are alkaline springs. [L, 88.] [s. 370]