10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CEREBRIC»
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cerebric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Encyclopedia of Chemistry, Practical and Theoretical: ...
Cerebric acid in its free state and in combination with phosphate of lime and soda
2. Oleopkotphoric acid in its free state and in combination with soda. 3. Olein and
Margarin 4. Traces of Oleic and Sfargaric addt. 5. Cho- Utterin. Besides these ...
James Curtis Booth, Campbell Morfit, 1862
2
Reports of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council and ...
Appendix. No. 7. On Chemical Identification of Diseases, by Dr. Thudiclnw .
Cerebric acid. Cerebric acid present in organs and blood corpuscles.
Researches of Fremy, Liebreich, and Kohler. Chemolysis applied to brain matter.
Most important ...
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Dictionary of chemistry with its applications to mineralogy, ...
The alcoholic solution deposits a white substance on cooling, which contains
phosphate, and was termed cerebrote, or cerebric acid, by Fremy and Yauque-
lin. Cerebric acid is extracted best from the ethereal product. This is treated with a
...
Robert Dundas Thomson, 1870
4
Chemistry of Animal Bodies
To determine its atomic weight, he analyzed cerebrate of barytes, which he had
obtained in the following manner : — Cerebric acid was boiled with water to
convert it into a hydrate. An excess of barytes water was then poured into the
liquid, ...
5
A dictionary of chemistry and the allied branches of other ...
Cerebric acid then remains as a sodium-salt mixed with phosphate of calcium,
oleo-phosphoric acid in the form of a sodium and calcium-salt, and brain-albumin
. To purify the product, it is digested in boiling absolute alcohol slightly aeidulated
...
6
Elements of chemistry: including the history of the ...
Cerebric Acid. This is a fatty acid, peculiar to the nervous matter. It is purified by
means of ether, which removes an oily matter, and by crystallization in hot
alcobol. It forms white granular crystals, slightly soluble in water, especially when
hot, ...
Edward Turner, William Gregory, Edward Andrew Parnell, 1846
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The Chemist ; Or, Reporter of Chemical Discoveries and ...
Of the white matter discovered by Vauquelin, in which I have delected well
defined acid properties, and which I call cerebric acid ,□ 2nd. Of a liquid fatty
matter, which has the composition and all the properties of the oleine of human
fat, ...
The white matter discovered by Vauquelin, in which M. Fremy has detected very
decided acid properties, and which he calls cerebric acid. 2ndly. A liquid fatty
matter, which has all the properties and composition of the olein of human fat, ...
9
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The white matter discovered by Vauquelin, in which M. Fremy has detected very
decided acid properties, and which he calls cerebric acid. 2ndly. A liquid fatty
matter, which has all the properties and composition of the olein of human fat, ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1841
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
The white matter discovered by Vauquelin, in which M. Fremy has detected very
decided acid properties, and which he calls cerebric acid. 2ndly. A liquid fatty
matter, which has all the properties and composition of the olein of human fat, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CEREBRIC»
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cerebric is used in the context of the following news items.
Keil Hubert: Stuff Your Giraffe
Okay, technically it's a 'Cerebric Fungus Oracle' (see pages 51-52), but everyone around here simply refers to it as a 'malevolent vegetable.'. «Business Technology, Dec 13»
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