... into taurine we obtain tauro-betaine, analogous to betaine (p. 265): (CH3)3. N^H AS02. When the vapors of S03 are passed through anhydrous alcohol the so-called Carbyl Sulphate, C2H4S206 {Ann., ...

... E. H., & Dow, R. S. Some experimental studies of anhydrous cocaine, U. S. P. X cocaine and procaine, with reference to their use in spinal anesthesia. West. J. ...

... On treating its hydriodate with silver oxide, the anhydrous base, C5H13NO, is separated. By careful oxidation betaine, C5IIUNO2 (see p. 939), is produced. Neurine has ...

... On treating its hydriodate with silver oxide, the anhydrous base, C5H13NO, is separated. By careful oxidation betaine, C5HUNO2 (see p. 939), is produced. Neurine has ...

... of extraction. This is also probably true with reference to cottonseed-cake. The condition in which betaine exists is not determined. The protoplasm itself is ...

... mp 150.5° 911 911 28. (J-Fhioroethyl betaine hydrochloride 92j mp 122° 911 911 29. 0-Fluoroethyl nitrite 19 "o50 1.3589 14 13 p‘*° 128° 14 vol5* 47.0 14 SECRET 158 METHYL FLL’ORO ACETATE WO RELATED COMPOUNDS Compound Reference to synthesis Physical pro|ierti* Projierty R 'ferenee ...

... 9 per cent.). At a red heat the anhydrous salt melts without decomposition. A fragment of the salt imparts to a non-luminous flame an intense yellow color, not appearing more than trail- 493 Sodium. Soils. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. siently red when ...

... P. Amino acids in nitrogen metabolism with particular reference to the role ... choline and betaine in effecting the replacement of methionine by homocystine ...

... Bemerkungen zu den Abhandlungen fiber die pflanzli- chen Betaine und fiber das Stachydrin. Ibid., lxix, 326-328. ...

... be mentioned: My dine, C8HuNO; Pyocyanine, C14H]4N02; Betaine, C5H13 N03, etc. Poisonous ptomaines. While no strict ... the phosphoric acid from the tricalcium phosphate, without reference to the small amount of magnesium phosphate. Experiment ...