209 153.7 252 186.3 295 220.3 338 254.1 210 154.5 253 187.1 296 221.1 339 254.9 211 155.2 254 187.9 297 221.9 340 255.7 212 156.0 255 188.7 298 222.7 341 256.5 213 156.7 256 189.4 299 223.5 342 257.4 214 157.5 257 190.2 300 224.4 343 258.2 215 158.2 258 191.0 301 225.2 344 259.0 216 159.0 259 191.8 302 225.9 345 259.8 217 159.7 260 192.5 303 226.7 346 260.6 218 160.4 261 193.3 304 227.5 347 261.4 219 161.2 262 194.1 305 228.3 348 262.3 220 161.9 263 194.9 306 229.1 349 263.1 221 162.7 264 195.7 307 229.8 350 263.9 222 163.4 265 196.4 308 230.6 351 264.7 (A) (B) (A) (B) (A) (B) (A) (B) 352 265.5 365 276.2 377 286.5 389 296.8 353 266.3 366 277.1 378 287.4 390 297.7 354 267.2 367 277.9 379 288.2 391 298.5 355 268.0 368 278.8 380 289.1 392 299.4 356 268.8 369 279.6 381 289.9 393 300.3 357 269.6 370 280.5 382 290.8 394 301.1 358 270.4 371 281.4 383 291.7 395 302.0 359 271.2 372 282.2 384 292.5 396 302.8 360 272.1 373 283.1 385 293.4 397 303.7 361 272.9 374 283.9 386 294.2 398 304.6 362 273.7 375 284.8 387 295.1 399 305.4 363 274.5 376 285.7 388 296.0 400 306.3 364 275.3 =144. Table for the Determination of Maltose.=—The copper and alkaline solutions employed for the oxidation of maltose are the same as those used for invert and milk sugars. In the manipulation twenty-five cubic centimeters each of the copper and alkali solutions are mixed and boiled and an equal volume of the maltose solution added, which should not contain more than one per cent of the sugar. The boiling is continued for four minutes, an equal volume of cold recently boiled water added, the cuprous oxid separated by filtration and the metallic copper obtained in the manner already described. The weight of maltose oxidized is then ascertained from the table. _Example._ Weight of impure maltose taken, ten grams to a liter: Quantity used, twenty-five cubic centimeters: Weight of copper obtained 268 milligrams: Weight of maltose oxidized 237 milligrams: Weight of impure maltose taken 250 milligrams: Percentage of maltose in sample 94.8. TABLE FOR MALTOSE. (A) = Milligrams of copper. (B) = Milligrams of maltose. (A) (B) (A) (B) (A) (B) (A) (B) 30 25.3 35 29.6 40 33.9 45 38.3 31 26.1 36 30.5 41 34.8 46 39.1 32 27.0 37 31.3 42 35.7 47 40.0 33 27.9 38 32.2 43 36.5 48 40.9 34 28.7 39 33.1 44 37.4 49 41.8
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