10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEXTROGLUCOSE»
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dextroglucose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
This substance contains cane-sugar (which is gradually inverted by keeping),
inverted sugar, and an excess of dextroglucose. (Dubrunfaut, Compt. rend, xxix.
61.) c. In the Animal body. — In many animal liquids and tissues ; in the liver, in
the ...
2
Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events
Chemists distinguish between two kinds of glucose: dextroglucose, which turns
the plane of polarization to the right ; and lmvoglucose, which turns it to the left.
Dextroglucose, with which commercial glucose is identified, has received various
...
3
Appleton's Annual Cyclopædia and Register of Important ...
Chemists distinguish between two kinds of glucose : dextroglucose, which turns
the plane of polarization to the right ; and lcBvoglucoso, which turns it to the left.
Dextroglucose, with which commercial glucose is identified, has received various
...
4
Appletons' Annual Cyclopedia and Register of Important ...
In chemistry the term glucose is used to describe either substance, the
composition of which may be equally indicated by the formula O.HuO, + H.O.
Chemists distinguish between two kinds of glucose : dextroglucose, which turns
the plane of ...
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Appleton's Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important ...
Chemists distinguish between two kinds of glucose: dextroglucose, which turns
the plane of polarization to the right; and laavoglucose, which turns it to the left.
Dextroglucose with which commercial glucose is identified, has received various
...
6
The American Annual Cyclopedia and Register of Important ...
In chemistry the term glucose is used to describe either substance, the
composition of which may be equally indicated by e formula CsHnOc-i'
HsOChemist-s distinguish between two kinds of _ glucose: dextroglucose, which
turns the plane of ...
7
The Condensed chemical dictionary: a reference volume for ...
Containers: Bags; barrels. Uses: Adhesives; textile printing, confectionery, etc.
Fire hazard: None. Railroad shipping regulations: None. Dextroglucose
Diaminodiphenic Dextroglucose. See Dextrose. Dextrose* (Glucose;
Dextroglucos"; Grape ...
Francis Mills Turner, 1920
8
Elements of Chemistry: Organic chemistry
It does not reduce Fehling's solution, but when boiled with dilute acids it is
decomposed, yielding a dextroglucose and resinous products; if, however, it be
submitted to the action of emulsin at a temperature of 250 — 350 (770 — 950 F.),
the ...
William Allen Miller, 1880
9
Index to Gmelin's Handbook of Chemistry
Detonations, electricity in Deutoxide of Hydrogen Deweylite Dew-snail, colouring
matter in the mantle of Dextrin „ formation of dextroglu- cose from Dextro-
camphor Dextroglucose .... „ alcoholic solution of „ aqueous solution of by
Mercurous ...
10
Journal of the Chemical Society
The conditions might, however, be quite different if in the crystallising sodium
chlorate solution there were dissolved an enantiomorphous substance
containing an asymmetric carbon atom such as dextroglucose ; it could not be
stated on a ...
