The Chemistry of Plant LifeThatcher, Roscoe Wilfred
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The Chemistry of Plant Life
Thatcher, Roscoe Wilfred
Botanical chemistry
p 3: Abderhalden's "Biochemische Handlexicon" -> Handlexikon
p 10: with the blood pigment, haematin -> hæmatin
p 15: special type, or unusual origin. -> [period added]
p 17: that the photo-synthesis -> photosynthesis
p 20: Experiments with algae -> algæ
p 21: that when algae -> algæ
p 26: Experiments," 294 pages, 49 -> [period deleted]
p 36: acts as a powerful anaesthetic -> anæsthetic
p 40: Die Chemie der Chlorophyll -> Die Chemie des Chlorophylls
p 41: many other poly-atomic -> polyatomic
p 54: Left parenthesis at C6 of Aldopentose deleted
p 55: glucose yeilds -> yields
p 60: see pages -> see page
p 61: when heated to 82 C° -> 82° C
p 65: power of +148.° -> +148°.
p 67: attack other dissacharides -> disaccharides
p 74: Secalan -> Secalin
p 77: Erganzungsband -> Ergänzungsband
p 77: Handbuch der Kohlenhydrate," -> [closing quotes added]
p 86: Erganzungsband -> Ergänzungsband
p 88: has not yet been determined. -> [period added]
p 87: by a plane hexagon, thus [Illustration: hexagon]. -> [period added]
p 95: C_{21}C_{20}O_{12} -> C_{21}H_{20}O_{12}
p 96: blue grapes, _oenin_ -> _[oe]nin_
p 96: glucose + oenidin -> [oe]nidin
p 97: reactions of amydalin -> amygdalin
p 98: reactions of amgdalin -> amygdalin
p 107: Gallic acid, -> [period changed to comma]
p 112: Diospyrus -> Diospyros
p 114: the following formulas: -> [semicolon changed to colon]
p 121: obtained from aetioporphyrin -> ætioporphyrin
p 121: that from ætioporphryin -> ætioporphyrin
p 122: chlorophylls are fluorescent, -> [period changed to comma]
p 122: and red by reflected -> [comma deleted]
p 122: properties of these pigments, -> [period changed to comma]
p 123: roots of carrots, etc., -> [second period changed to comma]
p 123: due to these pigments. -> [period added]
p 124: OH groups an addition -> OH groups in addition
p 124: Buchner funnel -> Büchner funnel
p 126: that it contains leucin -> leucine
p 126: leucine and tyrosin -> tyrosine
p 134: Willsttäter -> Willstätter
p 135: malonic acid -> [space added]
p 137: C_{3}H_{5}•COOH -> C_{3}H_{7}•COOH
p 138: commercially as a bye-product -> by-product
p 146: of the experiment. Microörganisms -> Microorganisms
p 154: or through its basic (OH) group -> or through its basic (N) group
p 158: oxygenated and sulphuretted -> sulfuretted
p 161: Aetherische Oele, Harze, -> [comma added]
p 161: F. trans. -> [period added]
p 162: HEUSLER, F., [additional comma added]
p 164: ergot, and hordeine -> hordein
p 171: C_{5}H_{4}N_{4}O_{2}, -> [comma added]
p 171: gaunine -> guanine
p 177: CH_{3}•CHNH•COOH -> CH_{3}•CHNH _{2}COOH
p 179: monoamino-monocarboxylic acids: -> [period changed to colon]
p 181: Hystidine -> Histidine
p 181: Amadinn -> Amandin
p 184: which contains tyrosin -> tyrosine
p 184: or a tyrosin-containing -> tyrosine-containing
p 185: nitric acid on tyrosin -> tyrosine
p 186: acids, or alkalies. -> [period added]
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