The conia passes over into the receiver, and floats on the top of the water, which also contains a little conine in solution.
Conine of Colorado, as speakers, and Miss Gregg and Mrs. Jennie L.
Mrs. Conine was commissioned as a delegate to the convention by Gov.
From conine can be prepared methyl-conine, which also occurs in nature, and dimethyl-conine.
The truth of this matter is that the experts have confounded vegetable conine with cadaveric conine.
There is ample evidence, I have found, that conine or a substance possessing most, if not all, of its properties is at times actually produced in animal tissues by decomposition.
I repeat: the conine isolated in the body is inert.
An injection of a most minute quantity of real conine will kill a mouse, for instance, almost instantly.
But the conine which I have isolated in the body is inert!
As little as one part of conine to fifty thousand of water gives off that odour--it is characteristic.
I find that there is an animal conine as well as the true conine," he hammered out.
Or did the cadavericconine develop only in the body after death?
In fact, there would have been no value in it, otherwise, for the experts for the people seem to have established the presence of conine in the body with absolute certainty.
The fruits are the chief source whence conine is prepared.
Conine resembles nicotine in its deleterious action, but is much less powerful.
The plant also yields a second less poisonous crystallizable base called conhydrine, which may be converted into conine by the abstraction of the elements of water.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
