Treatise on the Falsifications of Food, and the Chemical Means Employed to Detect Them: Containing Water, Flour, Bread, Milk, Cream, Beer, Cider, Wines, Spirituous Liquors, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Honey, Lozenges, Cheese, Vinegar, Pickles, Anchovy Sauce and Paste, Catsup, Olive (salad) Oil, Pepper, MustardHippolyte Bailliere, Publisher, 1848 - 341 |
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Acetic Acid Water added addition adulteration Alcohol Alcohol Extractive Acetic alkaline alum ammonia amount analysis articles of food ascertain beer bicarbonate boiled bread carbonate of lime carbonate of soda carbonic acid caustic soda cent centage chalk cheese chicoree chloride cider coffee colouring matter contains copper detected determined dextrine dilute dissolved dried dryness employed evaporated examined excess Extractive Acetic Acid ferrocyanide ferrocyanide of potassium filtered flask flour gamboge gluten grains green teas heated hydrochloric acid insoluble in water liquid litmus London manufacture Matter insoluble metallic method milk mixed mixture nitric acid nitrogen ordinary ounces oxide plaster of Paris poisonous portion potato potato-starch powder present produced Prussian blue pure reagents residue salt samples small quantity soap test soluble Specific Gravity spirit starch substances sugar sulphate of copper sulphate of lime sulphuret sulphuric acid tint tion vegetable vessels vinegar weight wheat flour white precipitate wine yellow zinc
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