I am trying to find out what Daphne Grease #2-U is made of. Synthetic or Mineral oil? What type thickener?
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Petroleum Distillates, Hydrotreated Heavy Naphthenic\nPetroleum Lubricating Oils, Hydrotreated Neutral Oil Based\nThickener (Lithium soap)\nAdditives (Antioxidant, tackiness agent, rust inhibitor)
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The best energy buzz I have gotten is from Hansens Deuce. It's not good tasting but will make you very hyper. Hype does a good job of getting you hyper and so does Diesel.
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Oil is made from organic material, and the core material is not organic.
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I assume you're asking what products are made from crude oil?\nIf so the answer is man, many products. Many are made from adding chemicals to refined (to be read distilled) products from crude oil. Some products, such as Naphtha, are made from simply refining, distilling and filtering) the crude itself. Asphalt (for roads) Bunkers/fuel (for ships) are two things that are left after the refining process. What is made from crude oil depends entirely on what products you want to end up with.  Different crudes product different products. Light crudes are best for chemicals/fuels and heavy crudes are best for asphalts/#6/bunkers/heating oil etc.  They heat the crude in a "tower" which is a monster beaker(like in the lab) and then they recover the different products at different points as the gasses go up the tower (depending on weight) then filter (naphtha) and combine the stuff to make the different products.  hope this helps
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OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL OIL...did I mention OIL???
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What type of grease will you be wearing?
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It runs off of recycled frying oil, its called bio-diesel. Or if your thinking of ethanol e85 which is derived from corn, but is mixed with unleaded fuel, 15% ethanol 85% fuel.
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Mineral oils are long chain hydrocarbons, and do not saponify at all...vegetable oils are esters, so NaOH breaks them down to the Na salt of the carboxylic acid and glycerine (usually).
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well it is quite simple you see acidic substances tends to cut grease and kills bacteria, the real lemons will possess the natural acidsin the juice required to do this but artificial lemon only produces the lemon scent and flavour not the actual natural acids required to kill bacteria or cut grease.
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D-2 (ergocalciferol) is derived from yeast, while D-3 (cholecalciferol) is derived from lanolin (from sheep) or fish. D-2 and D-3 are both used to fortify milk and other dairy products. Some D-3 vitamin supplements are made with fish oil. D-3 can also be produced by plants and fungi, but this isn't as common as using lanolin or fish as a source
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TFM %:79 Min \nMoisture %:11-14 Max \nFree Alkalinity % (as NaoH):0.05 Max \nGlycerine %:0.4 max \nSalt % (as Nacl):1.0 max \nFe Content:30 PPM Max \nAcid Value:208 Min \nIodine Value:38-44 \nTitre (Deg Cent):42 Min \nColour in Lovibond 5 1/4" cell:20Y+ 3R max \nFatty Acid Blend:80:20 (Palm Oil: Kernal) \n  thats all i got
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I used Wesson Oil as a hair oil when I ran out. It was soooooo greasy. Then it curled up like a Jheri curl. Huge disaster.
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I agree that it is emulsion.  Oil is less dense than water and will remain on top of the water.  They don't mix so it isn't a mixture.
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Go to any pharmacy and ask for KY jelly. Most of the pharmcacists are worthy Egyptians; but quite a few are also gentlemanly south-east Asians. They understand life; they are professionals, and so will guarantee your anonymity and not ask you embarrassing or stupid questions. \n\nNot sure of the cost, though -- can't remember now, but it's almost for nothing; maybe about SR15. Certainly cheaper than in the USA.\n\nBut, if the worse comes to the worst (and you live in a hole-in-the-wall like Thathlith), go down to your local "bagala" and buy a bottle of 100% Parachute coconut oil that the Saudis use as hair-oil. (Be careful -- buy the 100% oil only -- many of the Parachute brands have additives in them which are not harmful, but not natural).\n\nCocounut oil is natural, clean, water-soluble and makes things slide like a dream! Won't cost you more than SR5.
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Eeek, no no no no no!!!  Its an OIL, it has no UV protection, it conducts the heat and literally fries you!!  http://healthgate.partners.org/browsing/browseContent.asp?fileName=95460.xml&title=
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I'm not familiar with that oil.All thow I come from the land of Zion,(Utah)
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I am guessing Texaco oil.