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... small and laminated crystals from aqueous solution, and anhydrous in hard crystalline masses either from alcoholic solution or from very concen- trated aqueous solution. It is less sweet than cane-sugar. It is also less ... when anhydrous. Strong mineral acids liardlv act on grape-sugar, ...

... of an alkaline solution. This is a colorless, crystalline substance, anhydrous or hydrated, depending upon whether it crystallizes from ...

... of the least volatile inorganic acids. The pure anhydrous acid is a crystalline solid melting at about 40°. The concentrated acid ... which is of a white colour. If the anhydrous copper sulphate be shaken with ... the blue crystalline variety, and hence becomes a valuable test for ...

... 891 LABORATORY PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUE 100 Gm. of anhydrous (or 200 Gm. of crystalline) sodium carbonate in 700 cc of hot water ...

... and formic. Of carbohydrates, glycogen and glucose (or maltose), also inosite. Nitrogenous crystalline bodies, such as kreatin,kreatinin,xanthin, hypo-xanthin, ...

... maltose in crusts of fine needles, which become anhydrous at i oo° C. Maltose is easily fermented by yeast, yielding alcohol and ... but is less soluble in water, and yields anhydrous crystals. Dambose, ... yields a volatile crystalline body, dambosite, C6H,0(CH3)2O6, which yields ...

... evaporated out of contact of air, generally leave anhydrous metallic iodides, which partly separate in the crystalline form before the water is wholly driven off. ...

... analysis. Nitric Anhydride (N206), sometimes but erroneously called Anhydrous Nitric Acid, is a solid crystalline substance formed on passing dry chlorine over dry ...

... of which consists in treating the alcohol with anhydrous calcium chloride, by which a crystalline compound of the composition CaCl2.4CH3OH is obtained. ...

... of which consists in treating the alcohol with anhydrous calcium chloride, by which a crystalline compound of the composition CaCl2.4CH3OII is obtained. ...