10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEVULIN»
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Triticin reduces Fehling's solution rapidly, but levulin and sinistrin require long
boiling before cuprous oxide separates out (levulin, 1J hour). These three
carbohydrates also differ in the rapidity with which they are converted into
glucose when ...
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Plant analysis: qualitative and quantitative, tr. by H. G. ...
Triticin reduces Fehling's solution rapidly, but levulin and sinistrin require long
boiling before cuprous oxide separates out (levulin, 1| hour). These three
carbohydrates also differ in the rapidity with which they are converted into
glucose when ...
Jean Georges N. Dragendorff, 1884
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Chemoetymology: The Whys and ...
... and pimaric acid levulin derived from levulose and -in(e) – referring to the
formation of levulose upon hydrolysis of this polysaccharide levulinic acid
C5H8O3, derived from levulin levulose C6H12O6, an obsolete name for D-
fructose, derived ...
4
Inorganic Nutrition of Plants
Cooil and Slattery observed that the ratio K:Ca was highly correlated with the
ratio levulin + inulin to reducing sugars. They suggested that potassium promoted
fructosan formation, possibly indirectly, through an effect—since shown to occur
in ...
5
American Journal of Pharmacy and the Sciences Supporting ...
. tubes, with formation of bromoform and carbonic and oxalic acids ;the
hydrobromic acid formed in the reactin converts the unchanged. inulin into levulin
. This latter, by the further action of bromine, gives the same products as inulin. By
heating ...
6
American Journal of Pharmacy
A contribution to the knowledge of levulin, triticin and sinisttin. Levulin was
prepared from the tubers of Helianthus tuberosus, triticin from the rhizome of
Triticum repens, and sinistrin from squill. Triticin is easily converted into fruit
sugar, partly ...
7
Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
In the tubers examined little or no inulin was found, but considerable quantities of
levulin and of a dextrorotatory sugar. The composition of levulin is C6HI005, as is
also ascribed to gum, starch, and dextrin. It is optically inert, has a great ...
8
Journal of the Chemical Society
J. I. W. Levulin in Oak-bark. By C. Etti (Ber., 14, 1826— 1828).— By shaking the
alcoholic extract of oak-bark first with, ether, then with ethyl acetate, evaporating
the residue to dryness and exhausting it with water, the author obtained a
solution ...
9
Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science
Treatment of Air-Dry Root for Taraxacin, Inulin, Reducing Sugars, and Levulin.—(
a) Taraxacin: Ten grammes of the very finely powdered airdry root was
introduced into an extraction apparatus and percolated by continuous
displacement with ...
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The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science; with ...
In the tubers examined little or no inulin was found, but considerable quantities of
levulin and of a dextrorotatory sugar. The composition of levulin is C{jHI005, as is
also ascribed to gum, starch, and dextrin. It is optically inert, has a great ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LEVULIN»
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In addition, the roots contain inulin and levulin, starchlike substances that may help balance blood sugar, as well as bitter taraxacin, which stimulates digestion. «Mother Earth News, Mar 08»
