Handbook for the Bio-Chemical Laboratory, Including Methods of Preparation And Numerous Lists
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as small scales, -which melt at 53° 0. It is tolerably soluble in hot and less soluble in cold water ; readily soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, benzol, and petroleum ether. It forms a combination with picric acid, consisting of red needles, which are decomposed on heating with caustic soda, but pass over without decomposition when distilled with ammonia. Indol has a peculiar excrementitious odor.
Skatol crystallizes in small plates, which melt at 95° 0. It is less soluble in water than in...dol, but in the presence of steam it distils readily. It is readily soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, and benzol. With picric acid it forms a crystalline compound, which does not decompose on being heated with caustic soda, but passes unchanged into the distil- late. It has an intense fetid odor.
Ordinary or Fermentation Lactic Acid, C,H,0, or CH,.CH.OH.COOH.
Preparation. — 330 grms. cane-sugar and 0.5 grm. tartaric acid are dissolved in 1750 c.c. boiling water and allowed to stand for two days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
as small scales, -which melt at 53° 0. It is tolerably soluble in hot and less soluble in cold water ; readily soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, benzol, and petroleum ether. It forms a combination with picric acid, consisting of red needles, which are decomposed on heating with caustic soda, but pass over without decomposition when distilled with ammonia. Indol has a peculiar excrementitious odor.
Skatol crystallizes in small plates, which melt at 95° 0. It is less soluble in water than in...dol, but in the presence of steam it distils readily. It is readily soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, and benzol. With picric acid it forms a crystalline compound, which does not decompose on being heated with caustic soda, but passes unchanged into the distil- late. It has an intense fetid odor.
Ordinary or Fermentation Lactic Acid, C,H,0, or CH,.CH.OH.COOH.
Preparation. — 330 grms. cane-sugar and 0.5 grm. tartaric acid are dissolved in 1750 c.c. boiling water and allowed to stand for two days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mandel, John Alfred, 1865-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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