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Witgatboom. A substitute for chicory |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 373-374
J. McCrae,
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300373
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年代:1918
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Table for sorting of milk samples |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 375-377
Leslie J. Harris,
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300375
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年代:1918
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Notes |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 377-378
Henry P. Stevens,
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300377
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年代:1918
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Food and drugs analysis |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 379-384
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300379
出版商:RSC
年代:1918
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Bacteriological, physiological, etc. |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 384-386
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300384
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Organic analysis |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 386-391
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300386
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年代:1918
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Inorganic analysis |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 391-393
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300391
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Apparatus, etc. |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 393-394
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300393
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Reviews |
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Analyst,
Volume 43,
Issue 512,
1918,
Page 394-400
N. T. M. Wilsmore,
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228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C.Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate.The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm.by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms.per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting228 ABSTRACTS OF CHEMICAL PAPERS malic and tartaric acids may be found with an accuracy of +0.003 grm. by referenee to the accompanying graph, in which the curves slanting down from left to right represent the readings for the acids ‘( activated ” by uranyl acetate and the upward curves from left to right the readings with ammonium molybdate. The point of intersection of the readings indicates on the abscissz the tartaric acid, and OD the ordinates the malic acid in grms. per 100 C.C. Citric acid is probably the only acid which interferes with the results. In the case of highly coloured liquids it is necessary to decolourise the liquid with bromine, and to ueutralise the resulting
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DOI:10.1039/AN9184300394
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年代:1918
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