Researches On Cellulose
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~ON THE DETERMINATION OF CELL-WALL CONSTITUENTS, HEMICELLULOSES ANDCELLULOSE IN PLANTS AND PLANT TISSUES. ~ In a preliminary discussion the author critically compares the resultsof various of the methods in practice for the isolation and estimationof cellulose. The method of F. Schulze [digestion with dil. HNO_{3} withKClO_{3}--14 days, and afterwards treating the product with ammonia, &c. ] is stated to be the 'best known' (presumably the most widelypractised); W. Hoffmeister's modification of... the above, in which thenitric acid is replaced by hydrochloric acid (10 p. Ct. HCl) is nextnoted as reducing the time of digestion from 14 days to 1-2 days, andgiving in many cases higher yields of cellulose. The methods of treatingwith the halogens, viz. Bromine water (H. M
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~ON THE DETERMINATION OF CELL-WALL CONSTITUENTS, HEMICELLULOSES ANDCELLULOSE IN PLANTS AND PLANT TISSUES. ~ In a preliminary discussion the author critically compares the resultsof various of the methods in practice for the isolation and estimationof cellulose. The method of F. Schulze [digestion with dil. HNO_{3} withKClO_{3}--14 days, and afterwards treating the product with ammonia, &c. ] is stated to be the 'best known' (presumably the most widelypractised); W. Hoffmeister's modification of... the above, in which thenitric acid is replaced by hydrochloric acid (10 p. Ct. HCl) is nextnoted as reducing the time of digestion from 14 days to 1-2 days, andgiving in many cases higher yields of cellulose. The methods of treatingwith the halogens, viz. Bromine water (H. M
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