10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MELANURIC»
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1
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The urine in melanuric bilious fever does not contain a trace of blood, and its very
remarkable colour is due to the presence of a large quantity of biliary matters.' 2.
The colouring matters which it contains, and which give it a dark tint resembling ...
2
Justus Von Liebig: The Chemical Gatekeeper
mulas that something was wrong. He proposed that ammelide was really a
previously unknown melanuric acid C3N3(NH2)(OH)2. However, Liebig found it
easy to show that this theory was impossible by preparing the real melanuric acid
from ...
3
The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science; with ...
Melanuric acid. Cyanuric acid. Perhaps the more exact statement would be to say
that hydroxyl displaced amidogen, which, however, comes to the same thing —
C3H6N6+HO - H2N = C3N5H50. Melamine. Ammeline. Anhydrous chloride of ...
Sir William Crookes, 1870
4
Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
... NH3 = C3N5H50. Melamine. Ammeline. 2C3N5H50 + H20 - NH3 = C6N9H903
. Ammeline. Ammelidc. CcN9Hl)03 + H30-NH3 = 2C3N4II402. Ammelide.
Melanuric acid. C3N4H402+ H20 - NH3 = C3N3K303. Melanuric acid. Cyanuric
acid ...
Sir William Crookes, 1870
5
Journal of the Chemical Society
... described (loc. cit.) certainly occurs in accordance with scheme (III), and yields
the same final product as o-phenyleneammelyl chloride. When boiled with
hydrochloric acid, the latter gives phenylene- melanuric OKGANIO CHEMISTRY.
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6
The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science; with ...
(C02)Cy2H5N3 Ammeline becomes melanuric acid. . (C04)CyII4N3 Melanuric
acid becomes cyanuric acid (C06) H3N3. As we may invert the order of these
transitions by inverse reactions inducing -2HO, or vary them by substituting HS
for HO ...
7
Malaria and Malarial Diseases
I do not, indeed, believe that this bad nourishment induces melanuric bilious
fever in preference to any other form of malarial intoxication. It only serves, in
truth, to induce profound anaemia very rapidly, and thus leaves the individual
disarmed ...
George Miller Sternberg, 1884
8
The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science: With ...
(CO;)Cy;Hi1N3 Ammeline becomes melanuric acid. . ECO4)CyH' 3 Melanuric
acid becomes cymmri: acid C06) H3N3. As we may invert the order of these
transitions by inverse reac'tions inducing —2HO, or vary them by substituting HS
for H0, ...
William Crookes, James H. Gardiner, Gerald Druce, 1877
9
Maryland Medical Journal: Medicine and Surgery
The appearance of blood in the urine is a phenomenon which may arise from
very many different causes which pro- Melanuric Fever, duce either rupture of
blood vessels at some point in the urine tract or a sweating of blood corpuscles ...
10
Biochemical Basis of Diagnosis in Clinicsl Practice
... 233 Lymphatic Leukaemia 173 Macroglobulinaemin 187 Macroglobulins 187
Magnesium 31 Mg/Ca ratio 155 Malaria 172 Malignancy 175 Malnutrition 139
Melanuric 31 Maple syrup diseases 10 March haemoglobinudial
haemoglobinuria ...
