10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARTHAMINE»
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carthamine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Chemical Gazette, Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in ...
Yellow Principle of the Safflmoer. — We at first considered the yellow principle of
Carthamus as an intermediate state between white carthamine and carthameine ;
but upon examining its characters attentively, we have been obliged to alter ...
Yellmt} Principle of the Safflower — We at first considered the yellow principle of
Carthamus as an intermediate state between white carthamine and carthameine ;
but upon examining its characters attentively, we have been obliged to alter our ...
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The Chemical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in ...
and on evaporation it left scarcely any residue; while Preisser states of his
crystallized carthamine, that it is instantly converted into the red modification, or
carthamine, by contact with alkalies and air. The whole of the separated
carthamene is, ...
William Francis, Henry Croft, 1846
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A Treatise on Colour Manufacture: A Guide to the ...
Safflower contains two colouring principles — safflower yellow, which is almost
entirely soluble in water, and safflower red, or carthamine, sparingly soluble in
water. The yellow colouring matter is present to the extent of about 30 to 36 per ...
Georg Zerr, Robert Rübencamp, 1908
MADDER. GAEANCINE. ALIZARINE. CARTHAMINE. 621 alkalies, as the blue
color is restored by alkaline liquids. In order to prepare it, the bine litmus-paper
should be exposed in a jar to the diluted vapor of acetic acid or humid carbonic
acid.
William Thomas Brande, 1863
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
... published in the Abbé Moigno' s Cosmos'l' had led him to suppose that my
observations were at variance with his law. My attention was first directed to this
subject while engaged in some observations on safflower-red (carthamine),
which ...
... his information respecting my observations), in consequence of which I would
appear to have been guilty of a grievous oversight in the examination of
Herapathite: but I would hardly have ventured to mention my observations on
carthamine, ...
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Origin of cultivated plants
to diffuse the cultivation of carthamine, which they named qorton, kurtum, whence
carthamine, or usfur, or ihridh, or morabu,1 a diversity indicating an ancient
existence in several countries of Western Asia or of Africa. The progress of
chemistry ...
Alphonse de Candolle, 1886
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Elements of Chemistry: Including the Most Recent Discoveries ...
Including the Most Recent Discoveries and Applications of the Science to
Medicine and Pharmacy, and to the Arts. Illustrated by 236 Wood-cuts Robert
Kane John William Draper. 1038 SANTALINE— CARTHAMINE. When pure,
braziliïn forms ...
Robert Kane, John William Draper, 1842
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Acta Botanica Hungarica
Extraction and partial purification of carthamine The flower pastes were
suspended in 10 ml/g fresh weight of 0.5% (w/v) K2CO3, stirred with a glass bar,
poured into teflon tubes, centrifuged and the supernatant retained, K2CO3
extraction was ...
