10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUMARIN»
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cumarin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Practical Treatise on the Manufacture of Perfumery
of lime ; further, starch, gum, and 1 to 5 per cent, of cumarin (C9H6Ov). The
English tonka beans are smaller, white-yellowish inside, nearly black outside,
and of inferior quality to the Dutch beans. From tonka beans, cumarin may be
obtained ...
2
Emerging Trends in Laser & Spectroscopy and Applications
When this cumarin dye is excited with a flash lamp, pulses of green light of 1
usee in duration with a wavelength of 504 nm are emitted which is delivered
through optical quartz fibers. This cumarin wavelength was chosen because it is
...
A. K. Rai, I. M. L. Das, K. N. Uttam, 2010
3
A Comparative Study of the Effect of
Cumarin and Vanillin on ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
4
Houben-Weyl, Volume E 23a, 4th Edition Supplement: Indexes ...
... Benzoesäure ; 4-Ethinyl- XIII/2a, 97 l-Benzofuran ; 2-Formyl- E3, 75 Chromon
lV/lb, 137 (aus 4'-HO ñavanon); VI/4, 129/133 (Cyclokond.) Cumarin VI/lc, 60
Cyclopropan ; Dioxo-phenyl- El7d, 2993 (Ar_Cl3-cyclopropen + H2O)
Cyclopropen ...
Treating the odorless solid with methyl alcohol we get audepine (or anisic
aldehyde) which is the perfume of hawthorn blossoms. But treating the other of
the twin products, the fragrant oil, with dry acetic acid ("Perkin's reaction") we get
cumarin ...
6
Creative Chemistry Descriptive of Recent Achievements in the ...
Treating the odorless solid with methyl alcohol we get audepine (or anisic
aldehyde) which is the perfume of hawthorn blossoms. But treating the other of
the twin products, the fragrant oil, with dry acetic acid ("Perkin's reaction") we get
cumarin ...
7
Issues in Analysis, Measurement, Monitoring, Imaging, and ...
cumarin-doped. poly. (Lactic. acid). microparticles. and. visualization. of. the.
biodistribution. “We prepared fluorescent coumarin dye-doped poly (acrylic acid)
microparticles, which are well known as a biodegradable polyester, and the ...
8
Experiment Station Work, LXVII: Screening Cabbage Seed Beds, ...
... to eat all that they require. It is also held that the cumarin or bitter principle
reduces the danger of bloating. Cumarin is well known to physicians and
druggists and for thou— sands of years has been used as a corrective, tonic, and
antiseptic ...
Albert Hugh Bryan, Altus Lacy Quaintance, Andrew Delmar Hopkins, 1912
9
Sense Organs Integration, and Behavior
3 On repeated stimulation with one substance, such as cumarin, the animal
finally ceases to react to it. Then, when another substance is offered, it will be
grasped if it can be distinguished from the cumarin. In this way, it has been
shown that ...
10
Bulletin of the National Research Council
COUMARIN Dohrn, M., and Thiele, A. Cumarin. In Abderhalden, Biochem, Handl.
1 : 1278-1280 (1911). 50 footnotes. Hess, Rudolf. Ueber die Einwirkung von
Hydroxylamin auf Cumarin. Dissertation, Greifswald, 1912. 72 p. Bibl. footnotes.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUMARIN»
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cumarin is used in the context of the following news items.
Trouble sleeping? Try lemon balm
Lemon balm contains the essential oils citronella, neral and geranial, as well tannins and the flavonoid cumarin. It can be added to iced tea for ... «The News-Press, Jun 15»
Famous perfumes might be reformulated due to stricter European …
The list includes citral, which can be found in lemon and tangerine oil; cumarin, which is extracted from tonka beans; and eugenol found in rose ... «Greenfudge.org, May 14»
