to about 150 deg. C. for some timestarch daikens in colour, and passes into a solublebody which has the same composition, but which dis-solves in water forming a gummy solution. This iscalled dextrine, or British gum, and is largely usedas a substitute for Gum Arabic. Boiled with acids,the change… … MR. JAMES KENDRY, Ex.-M.P.; Près, and Man.Dir. ofthe Auburn Woolen Co., Limited, Peterboro, Ont., whosename has been mentioned in connection with the vacancy inthe Senate caused by the death of the late Senator Cox, ofToronto starch largelj, and when germination begins under theinfluence of…
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