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bone charcoal

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bone·black also bone black   (bōn'blāk')   
n.  A black pigment containing about 10 percent charcoal, made by roasting bones in an airtight container and used in polishes, as a filtering medium, and in decolorizing sugar. Also called bone charcoal.
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