| hydrosol | A colloid in aqueous solution, the particles being in the dispersed or internal phase and the water in the external or dispersion phase. Compare: hydrogel. (05 Mar 2000) |
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| hydrosol |
A colloidal system in which the dispersion medium is water. The dispersed phase may be a solid, a gas, or another liquid. Compare aerosol.
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| hydrosol |
This is the water that is obtained along with essential oil after plant materials are distilled. In distillation, plant materials are heated in water to release plant oils. The steam and vapor are channeled through a tube to a condensing coil, where they cool and return to liquid form. The essential oils float on top of the water. The hydrosol contains water-soluble plant constituents and trace amounts of essential oil. ...
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| hydrosoluble |
soluble in water.
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| hydrosol |
The condensed water that is left behind when plants are steam distilled to make essential oil. A little like waters made from roses and lavenders and other herbs, except more pure and a little more concentrated. You can make your own waters, just by steeping an herb in warm water and straining. Or, you can purchase hydrosols. Here is some hydrosol information from the California guru of Aromatherapy, Jeanne Rose.
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| hydrosol |
Also known as floral water or distillate water. It is the by-product of steam distillation and includes some of the water-soluable elements of the plant not included in essential oil. In addition, hydrosol has many of the same properties as the essential oil in lower concentrations.
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