TURMERIC

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 33
The root of the Curcuma longd. This root yields a fine yellow powder, which is occasionally used as a dye-stutfin medicine; it also forms one of the ingredients of curry powder. Paper stained with turmeric is often used in the chemical laboratory as a test of the presence of free alkalies and their carbonates, by which its yellow colour is converted to brown. [s. 1293]
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