paraffin

Most (92.8%) participants reported daily paraffin use, and all but one reported at least occasional paraffin use.

I am not an expert, by any means, but my fiancée, a med student, says the brain is encased in and has had its water content replaced by paraffin.

Hershey's uses paraffin (wax), copious amounts of oil, and so forth to ensure that their product has a uniform texture.

The bad taste is due to less cocoa content and more filler, like palm oil, or even paraffin (yeah, candle wax).

These guys have created the same function using Paraffin wax inside carbon nano tubes.

That said, Kamados are very easy to use - dump your lump, light a couple paraffin cubes, and you're up in 20 minutes.

You now have a little puck of paraffin with a wick in it.

Observe with wonder as the paraffin vapour enters a plasma state and hovers in the middle of your microwave, contained by the microwaves.

Pathologists embed the tumor cells in paraffin wax, which kills the tissue.

Even though it is not waxy it is also considered a paraffin.

The crazy part is that it completely undermined the supposed goal of lowering emission (people went back to heating with wood-burning and paraffin/kerosene stoves).

Maybe there's some way to lower the melting point of paraffin?

While I'm at it, I wish I could not only "sign" the document, but sign it in e-blood and maybe add a skeuomorphic graphic that seals the email in paraffin wax with a old english stamp of my initials.

Paraffin doesn't stick to itself very much, so the sample is not likely to be damaged by the bunching.

Paraffin has excellent thermal properties for this sort of application.

Paraffin would be a good choice, although just putting a slug of copper into it and storing it in the freezer would probably work just as well.