| The portion of common resin or colophony which is the least soluble in cold and somewhat dilute alcohol. |
| There followed a rapid succession of clinical studies dealing with occupational asthma induced by a variety of chemicals including colophony and acid anhydrides. |
| Water, hydrate of white lime, titanium dioxide, mineral fillers, colophony glycerol ester as potassium soap, cellulose ether. |
| For centuries, colophony has had a vast number of uses, and it can be found in many ancient recipes. |
| It is valuable because tar, pitch, rosin, and colophony are obtained by distilling it. |
| The portion of common resin or colophony which is soluble in cold alcohol of sp. |
