10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CYCLOSES»
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The maximal number of cycloses possible, which he calls the cyclomatisch
number, is evidently Riemann's connectivity minus 1, only it is introduced in a
more rigid fashion. A simply connected component or a single point or the whole
space ...
2
The Physics of the Universe
The natural occurrence of the cycloses is summarised as follows : There are two
inactive cyclohexanhexols, i-inositol and scyllitol, which are definitely known to
occur. The monomethyl-i-inositols, bornesitol, my- tilitol,2 and sequoyitol,3 and ...
Sir James Hopwood Jeans, 1928
3
Cyclitols And Phosphoinositides
INTRAMOLECULAR ALDOL CONDENSATIONS OF DELTA—DICARBONYL
SUGARS - A NOVEL APPROACH TO THE SYNTHESES OF CYCLOSES Donald
E. Kiely, James M. Riordan Gerald J. Abruscato and Charles E. Cantrell
University ...
Fat Metabolism of Mammalian Embryos 1 190 Section 12. The Metabolism of
Lipoids, Sterols, Cycloses, Phosphorus 1 1 98 and Sulphur 12-1. Phosphorus
Metabolism of the Avian Egg 1 198 12- 2. Tissue Phosphorus Coefficients 121 1
12-3.
The Metabolism of Lipoids, Sterols, Cycloses, Phosphorus 11 98 and Sulphur 1 2
- 1 . Phosphorus Metabolism of the Avian Egg 1 1 98 12- 2. Tissue Phosphorus
Coefficients 12 1 1 12-3. Choline in Avian Development 12 15 12-4.
Chromatography of gycloses On account of their strong reducing properties in
alkaline solution, it is easy to reveal cycloses specifically on paper, and to
distinguish them from cyclitols and even from ordinary reducing sugars. Several
reagents ...
7
A handbook of sugar analysis: a practical and descriptive ...
781). Chitose, chitonic and isosaccharic acids can be regarded as hydrated
derivates of furfuran which has the formula H 0 L NC=C-H A Their close
relationship to furfural and its derivatives is referred to elsewhere (p. 782). The
Cycloses The ...
Charles Albert Browne, 1912
Cyclohexanols or Cycloses Found widely distributed in nature, though never in
large quantities, are a group of cyclohexanol compounds which are isomeric with
the hexoses and methylpentoses. They are commonly referred to as cycloses ...
Louis E. Wise, Harry Philip Brown, 1944
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Technical Association Papers
t e~, sugars or alcohols of a closed cyclic structure. These cycloses are not
uncommon in the vegetable kingdom. Thus, pinene-methyl ether of d-inosite is
found in the pitch of Pinus Lambertiana and in the cambial sap of the conifers,
although ...
Water extract The water extract of the ether- and alcohol-extracted bark residue
contains a mixture of miscellaneous substances including salts, sugars, cycloses,
nonsugar polysaccharides, gums, mucilages, starch, pectin-like materials, and ...
