>P.S. Anyone care to question the correct spelling of Haematoxylin or
>Heamatoxylin ?
>Gordon

Haematoxylin. It's a now-separated diphthong like aeroplane or
aencyclopedia used be, or aeolian harp (not the lager).
(Diphthong, noun, from the ancient Greek "Help! my tongue's stuck in the
back of my teeth!)

Phil

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