xylene

"And the older the spill, the more xylene you find."

"In an old spill, for instance, you'll find more xylene than anything else," he said.

An example is the conversion of 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene to xylene.

A xylene is any of a group of very similar organic compounds.

In histology, xylene is the most widely used clearing agent.

The indole is then extracted from the broth by means of xylene.

Xylol, also called xylene, if you let it dry.

Dripping xylene, he covered the slide again and motioned for me to bend close.

Bromophenol blue and xylene cyanol can also be used for this purpose.

Xylol, also called xylene, is very volatile and will evaporate in less than one minute.

Xylene seems to be a good remover but it too can attack the finished surface and is a bit more hazardous.

For surfaces that aren't sensitive (metal, glass), xylene is a good choice.

The sections were then counterstained and cleared in xylene.

The samples were incubated in xylene at 56 C for 10 minutes and vortexed.

This led to a voluntary moratorium on the use of musk xylene in Japan from 1982.

Also showing price increases were xylene, rayon and caustic soda.

Use of musk xylene has declined sharply since the mid-1980s due to safety and environmental concerns.

A further complication is the metabolism of musk xylene.

A new process was introduced, in which Xylene was added to produce an azeotrope with the water.

The name xylenol is a portmanteau of the words xylene and phenol.

It is obtained by the methylation of xylene.

It is one of the three metamers of xylene.

Replies: If someone was splashed with that much xylene and toluene, this isn't really the place to be asking questions.

Solvent xylene often contains a small percentage of ethylbenzene.

The allyl vinyl ether 12 is then refluxed in xylene.