10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JALAPIC»
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jalapic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Watts' Dictionary of Chemistry
Jalapic acid is then deposited on evaporating. Translucent, amorphous,
yellowish, brittle mass. Softens below 100°, and melts about 120°. Has no smell,
but an irritating taste and strong acid reaction. V. e. sol. water, v. sol. alcohol, m.
sol. ether ...
Henry Watts, Henry Forster Morley, Matthew Moncrieff Pattison Muir, 1892
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Watts' Dictionary of Chemistry, Revised and Entirely Rewritten
Jalapic acid is then deposited on evaporating. Translucent, amorphous,
yellowish, brittle mass. Softens below 100°, and melts about 120°. Has no smell,
but an irritating taste and strong acid reaction. V. e. sol. water, v. sol. alcohol, m.
sol. ether ...
Henry Watts, Matthew Moncrieff Pattison Muir, Henry Forster Morley, 1906
3
A Dictionary of Chemistry
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Sauldammar Saussurite Savine, Oil of Savitc Suynite Scabiosa :♢'- - Scales of
fishes and amphibia . Scammonic acid (s. Jalapic acid, iii 136) Scammonin (s.
Jalapin. iii. 438).
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A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
Jalapic acid is a translucent, amorphous, shining, yellowish, brittle mass, which
does not soften below 100°, and at about 120° melts to a turbid, very hygroscopic
syrup. It has no smell, but an irritating sweetish taste (Mayer), or a sourish ...
5
Hand Book of Chemistry: Index
Scammonic or Scammoninic acid, see Jalapic acid. Scammonolic acid, see
Jalapino- lic acid. Scammony, preparation of Jala- pin from „ -resin Scanlan's
liquid Scapolite Scheele, his chemical discoveries Scheelitine Schelling's theory
of the ...
6
An introduction to pharmaceutical and medical chemistry, ...
These substances are combined in true jalap ; the first being the principle which
is soluble in ethyl oxide, the second that which is not Jalapic acid may be formed
from jalapin by causing it to assimilate the elements of water by the action of ...
7
Outlines of Proximate Organic Analysis: For the ...
It dissolves in aqueous alkalies or their carbonates, and, on acidulating these
solutions, Jalapic (Scainmonic) acid is liberated — as a body soluble in water
and having a strongly acid reaction. The salts of jalapic acid are nearly all soluble
in ...
Albert Benjamin Prescott, 1877
From the above experiments, the following results were obtained. a) It was found
that calcium, magnesium and barium salts of jalapic acid are all soluble in water,
methyl alcohol and boiling ethyl alcohol, but almost insoluble in cold absolute ...
Gifu Kōtō Nōrin Gakkō, 1935
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A Therapeutical Arrangement of the Materia Medica: Or, The ...
Jalap resin. Jalapia. Jalapic acid, proximates. 4. May Apple, Mandrake.
Podophyllum Pel- tatum. The root. Native of the United States. Very analogous in
its. properties to jalap, and hence it is ranked next . to that substance in this
arrangement.
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Routledge French Technical Dictionary Dictionnaire technique ...
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PHOTOcisailledechiqueteuse/ jagging 12 PROD ENG caulking matage 122
jalapic adj CHEM' fa/æp1'que jalapin 12 CHEM jalapine/ jalousie 12 C&G
jalousie/(Fra), louvre 122 (Bel) ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JALAPIC»
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... writer for FiveThirtyEight. @ollie. James Curley is an assistant professor in the Psychology Department at Columbia University. @jalapic ... «FiveThirtyEight, Oct 14»
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... joy and excitement. Some would prefer automatons doing commentary. http://t.co/3bVNSyc5kG. - James Curley (@jalapic) February 10, 2014 ... «ABC News, Feb 14»
