Definition of stearin in English:

stearin

(also stearine)

noun ˈstɪərɪnˈstɪrɪn

mass noun

1A white crystalline substance that is the main constituent of tallow and suet. It is a glyceryl ester of stearic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- By fractionation, various grades of olein and stearin are available commercially, enabling the food manufactures to select the properties they particularly require.
- Palm kernel stearin and hydrogenated palm kernel stearin can be used to prepare compound chocolate bars or coatings.
- The proportion of stearin you will use depends on the effect you're looking for.
- A compromise material was stearin - also known as adamantine from its resemblance to stone.
1. 1.1 A mixture of fatty acids used in candle-making.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Use 10% of stearin to wax when making candles.
  Revenue authorities are flummoxed by the huge spurt in imports of palm fatty acid distillates and crude palm stearin - raw materials normally used in soap manufacture.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French stéarine, from Greek stear 'tallow'.

Rhymes

Kirin

Definition of stearin in US English:

stearin

(also stearine)

nounˈstɪrɪnˈstirin

1A white crystalline substance that is the main constituent of tallow and suet. It is a glyceryl ester of stearic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- A compromise material was stearin - also known as adamantine from its resemblance to stone.
- Palm kernel stearin and hydrogenated palm kernel stearin can be used to prepare compound chocolate bars or coatings.
- The proportion of stearin you will use depends on the effect you're looking for.
- By fractionation, various grades of olein and stearin are available commercially, enabling the food manufactures to select the properties they particularly require.
1. 1.1 A mixture of fatty acids used in candlemaking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Use 10% of stearin to wax when making candles.
  Revenue authorities are flummoxed by the huge spurt in imports of palm fatty acid distillates and crude palm stearin - raw materials normally used in soap manufacture.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French stéarine, from Greek stear ‘tallow’.

单词	stearin
释义	Definition of stearin in English: stearin (also stearine) noun ˈstɪərɪnˈstɪrɪn mass noun 1A white crystalline substance that is the main constituent of tallow and suet. It is a glyceryl ester of stearic acid. Example sentencesExamples By fractionation, various grades of olein and stearin are available commercially, enabling the food manufactures to select the properties they particularly require. Palm kernel stearin and hydrogenated palm kernel stearin can be used to prepare compound chocolate bars or coatings. The proportion of stearin you will use depends on the effect you're looking for. A compromise material was stearin - also known as adamantine from its resemblance to stone. 1.1 A mixture of fatty acids used in candle-making. Example sentencesExamples Use 10% of stearin to wax when making candles. Revenue authorities are flummoxed by the huge spurt in imports of palm fatty acid distillates and crude palm stearin - raw materials normally used in soap manufacture. Origin Early 19th century: from French stéarine, from Greek stear 'tallow'. Rhymes Kirin Definition of stearin in US English: stearin (also stearine) nounˈstɪrɪnˈstirin 1A white crystalline substance that is the main constituent of tallow and suet. It is a glyceryl ester of stearic acid. Example sentencesExamples A compromise material was stearin - also known as adamantine from its resemblance to stone. Palm kernel stearin and hydrogenated palm kernel stearin can be used to prepare compound chocolate bars or coatings. The proportion of stearin you will use depends on the effect you're looking for. By fractionation, various grades of olein and stearin are available commercially, enabling the food manufactures to select the properties they particularly require. 1.1 A mixture of fatty acids used in candlemaking. Example sentencesExamples Use 10% of stearin to wax when making candles. Revenue authorities are flummoxed by the huge spurt in imports of palm fatty acid distillates and crude palm stearin - raw materials normally used in soap manufacture. Origin Early 19th century: from French stéarine, from Greek stear ‘tallow’.
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