### lipid | oil:

Hemp oil
* contains many valuable but fragile nutrients.
* contains more EFAs than flax and actually tastes good
  - oil and actually tasts good
* helps the body to heal and can be used for perfumes.
* is an increasingly popular product, used for an expanding variety of purposes
  - rich in essential fatty acids needed for healthy skin and hair
  - useful for a number of products
* preferred base for house paints.
* provides the optimum balance of essential fatty acids.

Hempseed oil
* is good for lowering cholesterol levels and strengthening cardiovascular systems.
* rich source of essential fatty acids needed for healthy skin and hair.

### lipid | oil:

Horticultural oil
* Most horticultural oils are actually mineral oils, refined to remove impurities.
* are an effective and safe way to control scale on pecans
  - often effective and relatively safe on beneficial organisms
  - petroleum hydrocarbons produced from paraffinic crude oil
  - petroleum-based products
  - toxic to fish, but safe for mammals and birds
  - usually highly refined petroleum oils combined with an emulsifiying agent
* can also be an effective nontoxic spray control for mealybugs
  - kill insects by smothering their pores
* is most effective when pests have hatched and are vulnerable.
* kill by suffocation or after penetrating over-wintering stages of the insect.
* kills by smothering the insect.
* removes the bloom from blue and white spruces.
* sprayed during the dormant season can kill overwintering eggs.
* work by smothering the fungus or pest.

Hot oil
* flows easily and carries the contaminants with it.
* have greater thermal energy than does hot water because the flash point is higher.
* is pumped through unfired steam generators to create steam without high pressure.

### lipid | oil:

Hydrogenated oil
* Most hydrogenated oils are solid at room temperature.
* act like animal-fats in the body and can contribute to the clogging of arteries.
* are a major source of trans-fat.
* are also high in saturated fat
  - in convenience foods
  - cheaper than butter or coconut oil, the two most likely replacements
  - liquid oils that have been chemically altered to be solid at room temperature
* have large amounts of trans fatty acids.
* is also a fat to avoid.
* term often found in food labels.

Immersion oil
* has a high surface tension.
* has same refraction ratio with glass
  - refractive index as glass
* is used to prevent the loss of light as it passes through the slide to the objective
  - with the light microscope because it has a similar to that of glass

Infused oil
* are a traditional form of herb, used historically on the skin, hair and scalp.
* is used on chilblains, hemorrhoids, and broken capillaries.

Krill oil
* Some krill oil contains vitamins
  - holds compounds
* has great values
* is an oil that's derived from shrimp-like crustaceans called krill
  - basically an oil extracted from a species of Antarctic krill
* seems to cause few side effects.

### lipid | oil:

Lavender oil
* can help heal minor inflammations, and relieve day to day stress.
* helps to ease perineal discomfort after childbirth.
* imported from France and New Zealand is used in the cosmetics and fragrance industry.
* is antibacterial and antiseptic
  - extremely soothing and has antibacterial properties
  - made by distilling lavender flowers
  - obtained from the water distillation of the lavender flowers
  - safe to put directly on burns
  - supposed to be excellent for acne and spots
  - the main essential oil used in Aromatherapy
* is used as a relaxant and encourages sleep
  - to relieve headaches and migraines
  - very versatile and one of the safest essences to use, even for children
* mainstay of aromatherapy, useful for treating inflammation and burns.

Lemongrass
* imparts tone to the skin and balances oily conditions.
* is oil
* reduces imflammation and swollen tissues.