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Color Trade Journal and Textile Chemist: Devoted to the ...
“It has now been found that an analogous result can be obtained by utilizing
instead of cellulose or its products. substances having a constitution approaching
that of cellulose, namely starch and in general the amylaceous products.
“The products resulting from the action of the concentrated nitric acid, preferably
of a concentration equal to or higher than 65 percent upon the starch and
amylaceous substances in general may be precipitated upon the vegetable fibers
either ...
3
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
If by amylaceous matter is to be understood starch-grains, which are rendered
blue by iodine, my observations confirm his statement. Payen,1 however, says he
has seen the starch of Iceland moss in the form of little balls; but he has probably
...
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British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
The differences in locality, and in the abundance of the amylaceous granules in
the two brains examined by Mr. Busk, are very striking, and seem opposed to the
idea ol such particles being limited to any particular regions or tissues.
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A Treatise on Food and Diet: With Observations on the ...
This is a very pure white amylaceous powder, obtained from the roots (tubers) of
the Maranta arnndinacea. It is brought from most of the West India Islands, but
that from Bermuda (Bermuda Arrow-root) is most esteemed. It makes a tolerably ...
Jonathan Pereira, Charles Alfred Lee,
1851
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The Journal of Experimental Medicine
It would seem most probable that these enormous giant cells, which sometimes
almost completely envelop the amylaceous bodies, do not furnish any new
substance for their enlargement, but on the contrary destroy them. Such an
assumption ...
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Principles of Chemistry, founded on modern theories. ... ...
The size and form of the amylaceous grains difi'er considerably according to the
plant from which they are extracted. Their source may generally be determined
by carefully examining their form under the microscope, and measuring their ...
Joseph Alfred NAQUET, William CORTIS, Thomas STEVENSON (M.D.),
1868
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The New York Journal of Medicine
The amylaceous substances are organized. Examined by a microscope, they are
seen to consist of small grains, which are usually rounded, or elliptical, flask-
shaped, or mullar-shaped, or polyhedral. The polyhedral form probably arises
from ...
Samuel Forry, Charles Alfred Lee, Samuel Smith Purple,
1843
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Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
A process of treating amylaceous substances consisting in soaking the
amylaceous substance in hot water for from four to eight hours, separating the
water in excess, grinding the steeped substance in a moist condition, mixing the
crushed ...
United States. Patent Office,
1917
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
As this smell is perceived from all farinaceous vegetables when treated in the
fame manner, M. Parmentier thinks it may be confir dered as the characteristic of
the presence of an amylaceous matter. This lmell does not, however, he
observes, ...
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Salisbury Steak: Civil War Health Food
As for the ill soldiers, the problem was an “amylaceous , army biscuit diet,” with not enough variety or nutrients. His prescription: The first step is ... «Smithsonian, Jun 11»