nigrosine (Meaning)
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nigrosine (n.)
A dark blue dyestuff, of the induline group; -- called also azodiphenyl blue.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nigrosine
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nigrosine Sentence Examples
- The histology lab used nigrosine to stain the nuclei of cells for microscopy.
- The biologist added nigrosine to the culture medium to inhibit bacterial growth.
- The textile industry employed nigrosine as a black dye for fabrics.
- The leatherworking process involved using nigrosine to darken the color of leather.
- Nigrosine was present as an ingredient in shoe polish, enhancing its blackening properties.
- The artist used nigrosine to create deep black tones in her charcoal drawings.
- The photographer utilized nigrosine as a light filter to achieve specific effects in darkroom printing.
- The optical instrument maker incorporated nigrosine into eyepieces to reduce glare.
- The researchers employed nigrosine to quantify the presence of carbon particles in environmental samples.
- The medical examiner used nigrosine to visualize fingerprints on complex surfaces during forensic investigations.
FAQs About the word nigrosine
A dark blue dyestuff, of the induline group; -- called also azodiphenyl blue.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The histology lab used nigrosine to stain the nuclei of cells for microscopy.
The biologist added nigrosine to the culture medium to inhibit bacterial growth.
The textile industry employed nigrosine as a black dye for fabrics.
The leatherworking process involved using nigrosine to darken the color of leather.
