10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRYSTALISABLE»
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crystalisable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crystalisable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Medical and Surgical Monographs
All organic, crystalisable substances, poisonous or mild, yet active, and similar to
organic, saline bases, must not be confounded with this class of bodies—to
which a great number of substances, many of them without nitrogen, have been ...
2
Reports from Committees
The simple statement of your view would be, that from your communications with
Mr. AVilson at that time, you consider that the object of putting the present grades
in the scale of duties was to tax the crystalisable matter ? — Decidedly. 5929.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1862
3
Dunglison's American medical library
All organic, crystalisable substances, poisonous or mild, yet active, and similar to
organic, saline bases, must not be confounded with this class of bodies — to
which a great number of substances, many of them without nitrogen, have been ...
The spreading of action in combustion, makes combustion more nearly, at first
sight, to resemble fermentation, where no gluten is present, but where the sole
action is on sugar, a crystalisable, and therefore not an organic globular, form of ...
5
The Medical Times and Gazette: A Journal of Medical Science, ...
I have now determined, beyond doubt, that in all cases where there is a
mechanical obstruction to the flow of bile into the intestines, the fzcccs contain
free crystalisable fatty acids; and consequently, when this discasc is suspected,
the ...
It is not crystalisable, and is decomposed by evaporating it to dryness. This acid
is contained in the juices of many other vegetables, generally unitedWilli. lime,
and the neutral is rendered. sohible by the excess of the acid (Annales de Chimie
, ...
7
Sugar duties. Digest and summary of evidence taken by the ...
... of this most important product, it was felt, that the only way whereby an
approximation to the ad valorem principle could be established, was, by fixing
certain standards, Appendix no. 4. showing the amount of crystalisable matter
constituting ...
James Russell (secretary of the Mercantile law amendment soc.), 1862
8
The Repertory of Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture
386 . mnEx 'ro voI,. xxxrv. sEcotvn statues Page Blakemore and James, Messrs.
Patent for a new kind Of plates, denominated amorphous metal plates,\and
likewise a certain improved andimore perfect method of rendering crystalisable
the ...
9
Simmonds's Colonial Magazine and Foreign Miscellany
This convinced me that syrups could be kept, after being evaporated to some
extent, without impairing their crystalisable qualities, if kept in vessels sufficiently
tight to prevent atmospheric influence. I sent a short description of this experiment
in ...
Peter Lund Simmonds, 1849
At the commencement of the grinding, there appeared to be little or no
crystalisable sugar in the juice. The cane was not ripe, and the cold and
unusually wet winter, which consequently required a large amount of fuel for
boiling, was a great ...
United States House of Representatives, 1856
