Practical physiological chemistry : a book designed for use in courses in practical physiological chemistry in schools of medicine and of science (1907)
Hawk, Philip B. (Philip Bovier), b. 1874 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 48
rdinary starch is in-soluble in cold water, but if boiled with water the cell walls areruptured and starch paste results. Starch is acted upon by diastatic enzymes, e. g., ptyalin anda my I opsin, with the formation of soluble starch, erythro-dextrin, achroo-dextrin, malto-dextrin, maltose,… … Pea. Wheat. Starch Granules from Various Sources. (LefFmann and Ream.) 24 PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. the air. If so desired this preparation may be used in the ex-periments which follow. 2. Microscopical Examination.—Examine microscopic-ally the granules of the various starches submitted and…
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