Foods: Their Composition and Analysis

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C. Griffin, 1896 - 735 Seiten
 

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The Microspectroscope
74
Section Page
79
Vogels Division of the Starches
81
56b Quantitative SpectroscopyKarl Vierordts divided Slit
88
Red ColouringMattersCochinealAbsorption Factors for Car
99
Preserved PeasCopper in PeasDiscussion as to Poisonous
100
Indigos and VioletsIndigoIndigotinLitmusAniline
108
THE MINERAL MATTERS OR ASH OF FOOD ANALYSIS OF
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The Authors Investigation of the Gases of Milk
122
66a Methods of Estimating Nitrogen and Nitrogenous Substances
123
STARCHY AND SACCHARINE SUBSTANCES
126
Full Analysis of SugarMethods of Taking the Ash of Sugar
132
Soxhlets Researches on the Behaviour of Invert MilkSugar
139
CONFECTIONERYSWEETMEATS
150
Preamble of the Act Definition of Food and Drugs
156
TREACLEMOLASSES
157
The Principles of Preserving Milk
163
Xa Giving the results of estimations of starch by different
169
XIa Weinwurms analyses of flour
178
Bibliography relative to the Starches
179
Microscopical Examination of Flour
192
7 Legal case relative to Flour
198
Estimation
205
powers
211
Showing the percentage of potato starch and dry sub
221
CHINESE PEAS
227
Early Quantitative Analyses of Geoffroy and Doorschodt 233
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Showing the influence of food on the milk secretion
237
MilkFat
239
MilkSugar 245
245
FORE MILK
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128
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B Various Methods Proposed for Extracting the MilkFat
265
Section Page
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Solvents for FatAddition of SandAdams MethodEsti
275
THE MILK SECRETED BY THE UNHEALTHY
292
Milk of Cows suffering from Typhus
298
DECOMPOSITION OF MILK
305
161a The Adulteration of Fresh Milk with Condensed Milk
311
Action of Cold on Milk
319
Contamination of the Milk by Poisonous Colouring or Bitter
325
Average yield of milk
326
ficial Cream
331
Section Page
343
Cohesion FiguresEmpirical Tests for Butter 348350
348
Direct Titration of ButterFat by Koettstorfers Method 361
361
BUTTERMILK
378
Physical Characteristics of Lard
387
Varieties of Tea
395
COMPOSITION OF
401
199
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF
411
199 200
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The Extract of Tea
419
Manufacture Description and Analysis of MatéAnalysis
426
Estimation of Alcohol by DistillationTabaries Method
476
The Higher Alcohols Bardys MethodBases 483488
483
BRANDY
489
Composition and Adulteration of Whisky 491
491
Effects of the Higher Alcohols
492
Composition of Gin
493
Angelica Root and its Active Constituents
494
Oil of Juniper
495
Composition of Arrack 496
496
LIQUEURS OR CORDIALS 248 Composition of Cordials or Liqueurs
497
FERMENTATIONFERMENTED LIQUORS 250 General Principles of Fermentation 499
499
Yeast 500502
500
Lactic Acid and other Ferments 502
502
Enumeration of the various kinds of BeerTheir Composi tion 503505
503
The Water used by the Brewer 505
505
Malt Extract 506508
506
The ColouringMatters of Malt 508
508
Beer Bitters 509
509
Hops 510514
510
Absynthin
514
Cnicin
515
Gentianin
516
Menyanthin
517
The Ash of Beer
518
309311
523
Spirit Indication Tables 526528
526
Hop Resin and Glycerin
531
The Nature of the Bitter used
532
Special Tests for Picric Acid 538
538
WINE
545
278a Estimation of Esters in Wine 556
556
Estimation of Tartaric Acid and Glycerin and Bitartrate
562
Absorption Bands of the ColouringMatters of Wine
569
SPECIAL REACTIONS FOR THE DETECTION OF CERTAIN OF
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PART VIIVINEGAR
581
Constituents of Lemon and Lime Juice
591
Adulterations of Mustard
600
PiperinPiperidinPiperic Acid
608
CAYENNE PEPPER
614
ANNATTO
621
Composition of RiceThe Ash of Rice
624
EXAMINATION BY THE SENSES
629
Estimation of Nitrates and Nitrites1 Colorimetric
640
Estimation of the Dissolved Oxygen in Water
646
Ammonia Free and Albuminoid
654
Gravimetric Estimation of Minute Quantities of Carbon 667670
667
a LIFELESS FORMS
676
320a Separation and Identification of Pathogenic Organisms from
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APPENDIX TO WATER ANALYSIS
692
APPENDIX
699
Sale of Food and Drugs Act Amendment Act 1879 708
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INDEX
715
MILLET
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