... because it has a left rotary power in reference to polarized light.] A sort of sugar isomeric with glucose, with which it occurs mixed in honey and certain fruits. It is deliquescent, syrupy, uncrys- tallizable, and soluble in water and alcohol. Its taste is sweeter or more saccharine than ...

... or a mixture of these with the higher alcohols is indicated; if an oily layer remains on top, it is an indication of the presence of paraffin or cere- sene. For the complete separation and identification of these reference must be had to Lewkowitsch, “ Analysis of Fats, ...

... crystallization of the fatty acids of hnseed and perilla oils, with observations on ... alcohol; preparation, properties, and rearrangement J. Am. Chem. Soc, ...

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... this coloring matter can be extracted with hot alcohol. This extract behaves similarly to the extract of ... which is likewise soluble in 95 per cent alcohol. The primary cortex contains sclerosed parenchyma. The structure ...

... LEPROSY. Leprosy (Cases and statistics of). 327:373. — Perilla (M.) Lepi a mutilante. Rev. mod., Bogotii, 1886- ... 103. — l»avy ( F. W.) Sngar formation in alcohol-coagulated liver. Proc Phy- siol. Soc, Lond., 1896, ...

... comparable to that of linseed oil or a perilla oil. It has a high iodine principle or ... of rye. wheat, or other grain from which alcohol may be extracted. Mr. Vinson. Cannot marihuana be ...

... insoluble in Avater and whose proper menstruum is alcohol, are found in the roots, in the stalks, ... The folIoAving genera belong to this order, viz. Perilla, Leonurus, Glechoma, Hyssopus, Mentha, Sideritis, Lavandula, Teu- crium, ...