etherol

[Eng., ., ether, and Lat.ol( eum ) =oil.] Chem.: A yellowish viscid liquor obtained from heavy oil of wine. [ETHER IN.) Specific gravity 0921, boils at 280°. It becomes more viscid on exposure to cold, but does not solidify even at -35° decomposes in like manner, yielding sulphuric acid and is eth ionic acid. e-thi-on-ic, a. [Eng., ., ethyl; Gr. the i on = sulphur, and suff. ic.] See the compounds. ethionic-acid, s. SSOOH. Obtained by di olving Chem.: C2H4 ethionic anhydride in water, also by the action of sulphuric acid on barium is ethion ate, then it is diluted with water and filtered, the filtrate treated with barium carbonate and again filtered, evaporated in a vacuum, stirred up with water, and then separated, BaSO, filtered off. ethnographic ethionic-anhydride, s. Chem.: CH2-O-SO2 CH2- SO2 >O. Obtained by pa ing the vapor of sulphur trioxide, SO3, into anhydrous alcohol, also from the direct union of ethene, C2H4 with two molecules of SO3. It is a deliquescent crystalline ma , melting at 80°. Also called Sulphate of Carbyl. E-thi-op, s. [Lat. Æthiops ; Gr. Aithiops .] A native of Ethiopia or Aby in i a; an Ethiopian. ( Rare .) "Earn dirty bread by washing Ethiops fair." Young: Night Thoughts , iv. 353. E-thi-op-I-an, a. & s. [Eng. Ethiop ; -ian.] A. As adj .: Of or pertaining to Ethiopia or its inhabitants. B. As subst.: A native of Ethiopia. E-thi-op'-Ic, a. & s. [Eng. Ethiop ; -ic .] A. As adj .: Pertaining to Ethiopia or Aby in i a. B. As subst.: The language of Ethiopia. E-thi-ops, s. [Gr. Aithiops = an Ethiopian ] [ETHIOPS.] Old Chem.: A name given to several dark-colored compounds, spec if., black protoxide of mercury. Ethiops-martial, s . Min .: Black oxide of iron; iron in the form of a very fine powder. IMG:content-1161.png:[blocks in formation] Anat.: One of the bones of the head, situated between the orbital proce es at the root of the nose. It is of a cuboid figure, and is exceedingly light for its size, being composed of very thin plates of bone forming in part irregular cells. (Quain.) ěth-moid-al, a. [ЕтнмOID.] Anat.: The same as ЕтнHMOID (q. v.). těth-mōşe, s. [ Gr.ēthmos =a sieve.] Phys.: A name sometimes applied to cellular ti ue.