1. Neutralisation (strong acid) number

2. — an acid number not exceeding 110,

3. an acid number not exceeding 110, and

4. Heavy oils having reduced total acid number and olefin content

5. Therefore several frying oils were heated with and without foodstuff and the change of polar parts, acid number, colour acid number, specific absorption and dielectric properties with prolonged heating time were determined.

6. The index found in this way is referred to as the Anilic acid number

7. Chemically pure dibasic acid anhydrides will yield the theoretical values for the Anilic acid number.

8. As oil-fats rancidify, triglycerides are converted into fatty acids and glycerol, causing an increase in acid number.

9. When describing mutations in rpoB in other species, the corresponding amino acid number in E. coli is usually used.

10. Alkene and reactive free radicals derived from thermal pyrolysis could be oxidized to form acid oxygen-containing compounds (peaks 11, 12, 31, 36, and 43), which lead to increasing acid number

11. According to some embodiments of the present invention, the jettable fluid comprises water as solvent, a resin-in-aqueous-emulsion having an acid number of at least 30, and an alkaline agent.

12. The jettable fluid has a pH above 9. According to other embodiments, the jettable fluid comprises water as solvent, a resin-in-aqueous-emulsion having an acid number below 30, an acrylic resin-in-aqueous-solution and an alkaline agent.

13. Common test methods for insulating and sheathing materials of electric cables - Part 5: Methods specific to filling compounds - Section 1: Drop-point - Separation of oil - Lower temperature brittleness - Total acid number - Absence of corrosive components - Permittivity at 23 °C - D.c. resistivity at 23 °C and 100 °C