ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1938 |
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... acid from stearic acid . This hypothesis , however , was far from being generally accepted because definite proof of the reaction was still lacking . Proof was supplied by . the deuterium technique , when oleic acid with a high ...
... acid from stearic acid . This hypothesis , however , was far from being generally accepted because definite proof of the reaction was still lacking . Proof was supplied by . the deuterium technique , when oleic acid with a high ...
Page 440
... acid solutions and dissolved oxygen are colorless , they do not absorb through heavy glass bottles the light which accelerates the oxidation of ascorbic acid in milk . The oxidation of pure solutions of ascorbic acid is insensitive to ...
... acid solutions and dissolved oxygen are colorless , they do not absorb through heavy glass bottles the light which accelerates the oxidation of ascorbic acid in milk . The oxidation of pure solutions of ascorbic acid is insensitive to ...
Page 499
... Acid Monolayers on Glass and Chromium . In depositing the initial B - layer of stearic acid on the clean glass or chromium , preparatory to the building of multilayers , Dr. Blodgett ' found that the pH of the water and the presence of ...
... Acid Monolayers on Glass and Chromium . In depositing the initial B - layer of stearic acid on the clean glass or chromium , preparatory to the building of multilayers , Dr. Blodgett ' found that the pH of the water and the presence of ...
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Sci 105 | 1 |
KINARD F W South Carolina Academy of Science 553 | 22 |
FINKELSTEIN R and J M BIRKELAND Action of Sul | 43 |
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