Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Scorpions belong to one of the 11 living Orders of arachnids. The other common and widespread Orders of arachnids are spiders (Araneae) daddy longlegs (Phalangida), pseudoscorpions and ticks mites and chiggers (Acarina). They do not belong to a division of the insect family. There is no such thing as the insect family. Insects form a Class of the Phylum Arthropoda. Scorpions and their relatives are in the Class Arachnida, also in the Phylum Arthropoda.
Aromatics are herbs, spices and vegetables (and sometimes meat) that are cooked in oil as a base for the flavor of a dish. Cooking them in oil helps to release their flavors and aromas, creating a deep flavor foundation for soups, stews, sauces, meat fillings and more. Most cuisines have a traditional combination of aromatics.
The aromatic profile is the most important and most readily diagnostic, however, aliphatic compounds also must normally be present in order to identify gasoline. A lack of aliphatic compounds would indicate an aromatic solvent rather than gasoline. However, in general, aromatic solvents are represented by a much narrower cut (extending on one or two carbon numbers) than the wide range exhibited by gasoline (see Section 9.10 for chromatograms of aromatic solvents).