10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «CUTOSE»
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Jornal Brasileiro de Pneumologia
J9Í2, 420 pacientes com diagnóstico de. tuben.cutose putmona.1 e./ ou. pte.un.at
^on.am testados com 2 UT de. PPV Ri23 e. 32 (7,6tJ fie.dQ4.naim a. esse teste _
com ama indun.ação de. diãmétn.o <Ln6e.fL4.oti a 5mm. Oi-pac-certíe^ não ...
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JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY; CONTAINING ITS ...
The mean of several analyses of vasculose gives the following composition, C 59
- 3 ; H 5 - 5 ; O 35 - 2 per cent. ; corresponding to the formula CMHj(|016. It
contains, therefore, more carbon, less hydrogen and oxygen than cellulose.
Cutose is ...
... Fremy (cutose, vasculose, cellulose), separated from the mass of complex
substances. From a physical point of view these data were wanting. We know the
importance of the cell-wall in the interchange between the cells and the ascent of
...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1878
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
The mean of several analyses of vasculose gives the following composition, C59"
3;H5-5; 0 35-2 per cent. ; corresponding to the formula GsJimQw It contains,
therefore, more carbon, less hydrogen and oxygen than cellulose. Cutose is, in
its ...
The substances which form the skeleton of plants are principally pectose ami its
derivatives, cellulose and its isomers, vasculosis, and cutose. Pectone acted on
by alkaline carbonates is changed into pcctates. These are decomposed by ...
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Commercial Organic Analysis: Introduction, alcohols, neutral ...
322 cutose. neutral solution of sodium sulphite, when a fine purple coloration will
be produced. Ligneous matter is generally stated to be capable of detection by
moistening the substance with an aqueous solution of aniline sulphate, which ...
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Cutose is insoluble in cold sulphuric acid of 1'78 specific gravity, and in the
ammonio-cupric solution which dissolves cellulose. On the other hand, it
dissolves slowly in a hot dilute solution of sodium hydrate or carbonate, forming a
solution ...
Alfred Henry Allen, Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1885
8
Journal of the Chemical Society
The epidmm's is composed of two membranes closely united; the outer one (
cuticle) is formed of cutose, the inner one of paracellulose. The paracellulose can
be dissolved away from the cutose by treatment with Schweitzer's reagent after ...
9
Commercial organic analysis: a treatise on the properties, ...
Cutose, or cuticular substance, constitutes the greater part of cork, and the fine
transparent membrane covering the exposed parts of vegetables. It contains a
high percentage of carbon (C = 68-29 ; H = 8 95), and yields suberic acid,
CtHi4O4, ...
Alfred Henry Allen, Henry Leffmann, 1903
10
Gray's Botanical Text-book
Cutose, the transparent film covering the aerial organs of plants, is dissolved
neither by concentrated sulphuric acid nor by cuprammonia, but dissolves
without change in alkaline liquids. The following results of analyses by Fremy
and Urbain ...
