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	Using stearic acid or stearin in candlemaking
		Stearic acid, also known as stearin, is a long-chain fatty acid often used in candle-making.
		The derivation of stearin from rendered animal fat aided the industry's transition from tallow to paraffin.
		The typical proportion is 10% stearin to 90% wax by volume.
	www.happynews.com /living/create/using-stearic-acid.htm (522 words)

	palm stearin - Bulk palm stearin trading - Buy Bulk palm stearin, Sell bulk palm stearin, palm stearin for sale Oil ...
		In palm oil fractionation, palm olein is the premium product and palm stearin is the discounted product.
		By varying the fractionation conditions, the relative yields of the two fractions can be changed.
		By fractionation, various grades of olein and stearin are available commercially, enabling the food manufactures to select the properties they particularly require.The physical and chemical characteristics of stearin differ significantly from those of palm oil and palm olein and it is available in a wide range of fatty acid and triglyceride composition.
	www.bulkoil.com /scripts/oiltype_item.asp?p=21 (237 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Theophile-Jules Pelouze
		In 1848 he was made president of the Mint Commission, and in 1849 became a member of the Municipal Commission at Paris.
		His work with Liebig included investigations on oenanthic ether, tannic acid, stearin, sugar, etc., and with Frémy, Cahours, and Gélis, on a series on vegetable acids, including mallic and gallic acids, and on petroleum and butyric fermentation.
		He was the first to synthesize a fatty substance from glycerine and an acid; to isolate tannic acid; to identify beet-root and cane-sugar as being the same; and to make gun-cotton or nitrocellulose in France.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11610b.htm (450 words)

	Definition of stearin - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	The Covent Garden Candle Company Ltd Pure Stearin Kanal Candles
		Shop reliably and easily on line from the UK's foremost catering candle suppliers.
		20cm Kanal Stearin Candles with holes (case 120)
		Ref: K1 Made from very hard wax and have holes which go down the inside down where excess wax runs to almost eliminating dripping. Ideal for chandeliers and draughty conditions. 44 pence each. Burning time appromimately 7 hours.
	www.coventgardencandles.co.uk /acatalog/8.html (177 words)

	Craft Materials - Stearin for Candlemaking 225g - ArtiFolk Art & Craft Supplies
		This is a 225g bag of Stearin, added to candle wax to improve burning quality, reduce dripping and improve the depth of colours and opacity.
		The following accessories are available for the Stearin for Candlemaking 225g:
		Please Note: ArtiFolk will not share your personal information with any outside company or agency and you may cancel your subscription at any time.
	www.artifolk.co.uk /catalog/products/craft_tools_and_accessories/stearin_for_candlemaking_225g.htm (222 words)

	Liljeholmens Stearin Dripless Chime Candles
		Finest quality 100% Stearin Candles from Liljeholmens of Sweden.
		Stearin Small/Chime Candles, 1/2"x4" Red $6.50 (Box of 20)
		Stearin Small/Chime Candles, 1/2"x4" White $6.50 (Box of 20)
	www.scandinavian-south.com /candles3481.htm (27 words)

	Wholesale Kanal Stearin Candles with Holes Supplier - Candles Distributor 7716
		Wholesale Kanal Stearin Candles with Holes Supplier - Candles Distributor 7716
		Made from very hard wax and have holes which go down the inside down where excess wax runs to almost eliminating dripping.
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	www.esources.co.uk /product/7716 (121 words)

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