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linoleate

British  
/ lɪˈnəʊlɪˌeɪt /

noun

  1. an ester or salt of linoleic acid

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Corroded white lead showed considerable action, resulting in the formation of lead linoleate or some other organic compound.

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It is of a semi-drying nature, but may be made to dry rapidly when mixed with manganese and lead linoleate driers.

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To each formula was then added a sufficient amount of pure lead and manganese linoleate drier to give proper drying qualities.

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Action between the pigment and the oil, resulting in the formation of iron linoleate, may account for this property.

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With the same micrometric accuracy, 16 vitamins are added, plus glucose, eleven salts, and ethyl linoleate�a fatty-acid substance.

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