10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARGARITIC»
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1
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
According to Lecanu and Bussy, margaritic acid constitutes only 0-002 of the
products of saponification of castor oil : it follows, therefore, that the proportion of
margaritinc in the oil must be small. But it is probable that the quantity is variable,
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2
A system of chemistry: in four volumes
Salifiable bases have the property of altering the composition of these bodies,
and of converting them into two acid bodies, to which he has given the
appellations of margaritic acid and oleic acid. Soaps are nothing else than the
combinations ...
Thomas Thomson, Thomas Cooper, 1818
3
Arcana of Science and Art; Or, an Annual Register of Useful ...
No other product appears; the glycerin amounts to about a fifteenth part of the oil,
the margaritic acid about one-thousandth, and the remainder is constituted of the
other acids. These salts are very soluble in water, and act like ordinary soaps; ...
4
The Philosophical Magazine, Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
Bussy and Lecanu have obtained three new fatty acids from castor oil: one, which
they call ricinic acid, is fusible at 72° Fahr.; another, termed elaiodic acid, is fluid
at several degrees below 52°; and the third they have denominated margaritic ...
5
Journal of the Chemical Society
Bodies differing by CH4 : as C7H602 benzoic acid; C8Hw02 terebentilic acid ;
CIOHISO2 campholic acid; and CuHmO2 margaritic acid. 11. Horizontally.
Bodies differing by O: as Cal-16" propylene, C3HGO propyl-aldehyde, or allylic-
alcohol; ...
the whole process of purification repeated. The annexed analysis was made
upon the aldehyde so obtained. Experiment. Calculation. Carbon 77-67 77-65
Hydrogen 12-93 12-94 Oxygen 9'40 9'41 The existence of margaritic acid having
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7
The Philosophical Magazine
Bussy and Lecanu have obtained three new fatty acids from castor oil: one, which
they call ricinic acid, is fusible at 72° Fahr.; another, termed elaiodic acid, is fluid
at several degrees below 32°; and the third they have denominated margaritic ...
8
The Chemical Gazette, Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in ...
We showed that on saponification it furnished peculiar acids, margaritic, ricinic
and elaidic ; and that the two latter were formed by distillation. We also showed
that this distillation of castor oil, which took place at a temperature not exceeding
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9
The London Medical and Physical Journal
No other product appears ; the glycerin amounts to about a fifteenth part of the oil,
the margaritic acid about one-thousandth, and the remainder is constituted of the
other acids. These salts are very soluble in water, and act like ordinary soaps; ...
10
The Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences
Bussy andLecanu have obtained three new fatty acids from castor oil: one, which
they call ricinic acid, is fusible at 72° Fahr. another, termed elaiodic acid, is fluid
at several degrees below 32°; and the third they have denominated margaritic ...
John Davidson Godman, Isaac Hays, 1827
