paraffin oil (parafinoil)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 95
An oily product which is given off in large quantity in the destructive distillation of bituminous shale. The lighter oils are used for illuminating, and the heavier for lubricating purposes.- American paraffin-scales (par'a-fin-skālz), n. pl. See the quotation. paraffin-oil. Same as kerosene. During the last twenty years, paraffin has come largely into use for candle-making. The crude solid product separated from the light and heavy oils by the mineral oil refiners, and known as paraffin scales , is of somewhat variable composition. Spons ' Encyc. Manuf., I. 586.
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