| 1. | Litharge, an oxide of lead, is in most general use.
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| 2. | The driers used for varnish are generally acetate of lead or litharge.
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| 3. | In the late 18th century, litharge was used for wig and face powder.
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| 4. | Litharge cakes are usually circular or concavo-convex, about 15 cm in diameter.
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| 5. | James is one of the rulers reported to have conducted a golden litharge, and tin.
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| 6. | Historically, the term " litharge " has been combined to refer to other similar substances.
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| 7. | The tetragonal form is called litharge.
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| 8. | During the middle ages, lead oxide, called litharge, was added to wine as a sweeter.
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| 9. | The use of any cooked oils or Litharge ( sugar of Lead ) darkens an oil painting rapidly.
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| 10. | PbO can be changed from massicot to litharge ( or vice versa ) by controlled heating and cooling.
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