An oil made by low-temperature (below 400°C) dry distillation of resin-rich coniferous wood, especially pine with dense roots. The yield is 15-20%. It has a specific gravity of 0.95 or more and does not contain any fraction below 100°C. It decomposes at 250-350°C, releasing carbon dioxide. It is a dark brown oil, acidic, and has a distinctive odor. It is used as a raw material for turpentine, creosote decomposition liquid, and anhydrous pine root tar, as a solvent, paint, resin soap, etc. It is widely produced in Sweden, and was also produced in Japan at the end of World War II. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
樹脂に富む針葉樹材,特に根部肥松を低温 (400℃以下) 乾留してつくる油。収率は 15~20%。比重 0.95以上,100℃以下の留分を含まず,250~350℃で炭酸ガスを出して分解する。黒褐色の油状,酸性,特臭がある。用途はテレビン油,クレオソート分解液,松根無水タールの原料で,溶解剤,塗料,樹脂石鹸などに使用される。スウェーデンで盛んにつくられており,日本でも第2次世界大戦末期につくられた。
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