glycerinated gelatin (Meaning)
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glycerinated gelatin (n)
a gelatinous preparation made from gelatin and glycerin and water; used as a base for ointments and suppositories
Synonyms & Antonyms of glycerinated gelatin
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glycerinated gelatin Sentence Examples
- The glycerinated gelatin was gently melted over low heat to create a smooth adhesive.
- The delicate glass vials were carefully filled with molten glycerinated gelatin to preserve their contents.
- The microscope slides were coated with glycerinated gelatin to prevent specimen movement during observation.
- The pharmaceutical capsules utilized glycerinated gelatin as their casing, ensuring sustained drug release.
- The museum curator employed glycerinated gelatin to restore the antique parchment's fragility.
- The photographer utilized glycerinated gelatin as a bonding agent to mount his precious photographs.
- The conservator used glycerinated gelatin to stabilize the decaying leather binding on the ancient tome.
- The restoration specialist applied glycerinated gelatin to the cracked surface of the ceramic vase, filling in the imperfections.
- The biologist prepared glycerinated gelatin specimens for microscopic examination, preserving their morphology.
- The artist mixed pigments with glycerinated gelatin to create a transparent and luminous glaze for their artwork.
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a gelatinous preparation made from gelatin and glycerin and water; used as a base for ointments and suppositories
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The glycerinated gelatin was gently melted over low heat to create a smooth adhesive.
The delicate glass vials were carefully filled with molten glycerinated gelatin to preserve their contents.
The microscope slides were coated with glycerinated gelatin to prevent specimen movement during observation.
The pharmaceutical capsules utilized glycerinated gelatin as their casing, ensuring sustained drug release.
