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Potassium carbonate - Wikipedia
Potassium carbonate is the primary component of potash and the more refined pearl ash or salt of tartar. Historically, pearl ash was created by baking potash in ... en.wikipedia.org
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What the heck is pearlash and what's a substitute for it? : r/Baking
Pearl ash. It is refined potash aka potassium carbonate! From the wiki 'In late 18th-century North America, before the development of baking ... www.reddit.com
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PEARL ASH Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of PEARL ASH is potassium carbonate; especially : an impure product obtained by partial purification of potash from wood ashes. www.merriam-webster.com
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pearl-ash
pearl-ash (ˈpɜːlˌæʃ) The potassium carbonate of commerce, so called from its pearly hue. Orig. only in pl. pearl ashes.α 1727–41 Chambers Cycl. s.v. Ashes,..divers sorts of ashes imported from abroad: as pot-ashes, pearl-ashes. 1776 J. Clegg in T. Percival Ess. III. App. 335 Into one vessel I put a ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Potassium Carbonate - Pearl Ash - GlazeQueen
PotassiumCarbonate-PearlAsh - Potassium Carbonate - Pearl Ash. www.glazequeen.com
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The History Dish: Pearlash, The First Chemical Leavening |
Pearl ash is a slightly refined potash. Potash was made in colonial times by soaking wood ashes in water, then boiling off the water. The ... fourpoundsflour.com
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Ashery
The potash could then be baked in a kiln to further refine the substance into a pearly white material called pearl ash, pearl-ash or pearlash. wikipedia.org
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Potash, Pearlash, and Pancakes - History Quester
Pearlash is a refined form of potash (pot-ash). The refining process removes most of a smoky flavor from the substance. www.historyquester.com
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Pearl Ash (potassium hydroxide) - Traditional Tanners
Potassium hydroxide is the active ingredient in lye made from wood-ashes. If you are not going to make your own, this is the next best thing. braintan.com
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[Solved] Which of the following is called 'Pearl ash'? - Testbook
K2CO3 or potassium carbonate is known as pearl ash. Pearl ash, in ancient times, was created by baking potash in a kiln in order to remove impurities. testbook.com
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saleratus
saleratus U.S. (sæləˈreɪtəs) Also salæratus. [a. mod.L. sal aerātus ‘aerated salt’.] An impure bicarbonate of potash containing more carbon dioxide than pearl-ash does, much used as an ingredient in baking-powders. Now also applied to sodium bicarbonate used for the same purpose.1837 S. Graham Treat... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tiverton, Ontario
He it was who opened the first store and also the first manufacturing industry of the place, which was a pot and pearl-ash factory, which he commenced wikipedia.org
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polverine
† ˈpolverine Obs. [ad. It. polverino, f.polvere:—L. pulverem dust, powder + -ino, -ine4] The calcined ashes of a plant, probably Salsola Soda, brought from the Levant and Syria, of the nature of pot- or pearl-ash, and used in glass-making; glass-makers' ashes.1662 Merrett tr. Neri's Art of Glass i. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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potash
potash, n. (ˈpɒtæʃ) [Early mod.E. pot-ashes pl., app. ad. Du. pot-asschen (1599 Kilian, ‘quod in ollis{ddd}asseruentur, ne liquescentes effluant’), mod.Du. potasch; so Ger. pottasche, Swed. pottaska, Da. potaske; also F. potasse (1577 pottas, at Liège, Godef.), It., Pg., mod.L. potassa, Sp. potasa.]... Oxford English Dictionary
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stringiness
stringiness (ˈstrɪŋɪnɪs) [-ness.] The quality of being stringy (see the adj.).1699 Evelyn Acetaria 57 The bigger Roots..should..eat short and quick, without stringiness. 1842 Loudon Suburban Hort. 665 The toughness and stringyness of the London asparagus. 1856 W. B. Carpenter Microsc. 423 The bundle... Oxford English Dictionary
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