0 something that has been formed by a process of distillation. -- destillation
This residue in its turn is then subjected to distillation under reduced pressure to give both a vacuum distillate and a vacuum residue.
For example, for every litre of crude distillate burnt, 0.0033 tons of carbon dioxide is produced.
If the salt had a low boiling point, the result was a distillate or sublimate, just like the animal and vegetable distillates.
Total amount of middle distillate used is equal to middle distillate used in transporting: (1) all imported goods; (2) all intermediate shipments; and (3) final goods.
The focus of chemical-pharmaceutical practice was the extraction of aqueous and oily distillates from vegetable materials such as spices, herbs, blossoms, fruits, seeds, woods, husks, and barks.
A refinery, through the sale of its middle distillates, offers a spin off in petrochemicals.
I understand that up to some 15 months before the accident the tank had contained primary flash distillate used to enrich the town gas.
My remarks to-day are therefore but a distillate of these consultations and of my own views, for what those are worth.
