Fownes Manual of Chemistry
Fownes Manual of Chemistry
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Organic acids, not being compounds of known radicals. These bodies are very numerous and important. Many of them have an intensely sour taste, redden vegetable blues, and are almost comparable in chemical energy with the acids of mineral origin.
4. Neutral non-azotized substances, containing oxygen and hydrogen in the proportions to form water. The term neutral, as applied to these compounds, is not strictly correct, as they usually manifest feeble acid properties by com- bining with metallic o...xides. Tins group comprehends the sugars, the dif- ferent modifications of starch, gum,
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Organic acids, not being compounds of known radicals. These bodies are very numerous and important. Many of them have an intensely sour taste, redden vegetable blues, and are almost comparable in chemical energy with the acids of mineral origin.
4. Neutral non-azotized substances, containing oxygen and hydrogen in the proportions to form water. The term neutral, as applied to these compounds, is not strictly correct, as they usually manifest feeble acid properties by com- bining with metallic o...xides. Tins group comprehends the sugars, the dif- ferent modifications of starch, gum,
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