Chemical Abstracts, Tập 9American Chemical Society., 1915 |
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absorption acetone acid AcOH action aldehyde alkali alloys amino amino acids benzene Biochem Biol blood boiling Brit C. J. WEST calcd Chem CO₂ colloidal color compds compn concd concn cond const containing cryst crystals decompn derivs detd detg detn dissolved distn dyes E. B. MILLARD effect elec electrolytic enzymes ester Et2O expts extd fatty acids filter flask formation formed furnace gases gives glucosuria glycerol H₂O H₂SO heat hydrolysis increase ketone liquid manuf metal method milk mixt NaCl NaOH needles nitrate obtained oxidation pepsin phenols powder pptd prepd prepn pressure protein reaction reduced residue salts sepd serum small amts soln solvent substances sugar sulfate temp tion treated tube Univ urea uric acid urine yellow yield
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Trang 3087 - The main object of this research was to study the increase in metabolism due to walking on a level at increasing speeds. A complete historical review is given of all previous research in which the gaseous metabolism during horizontal walking has been studied, including a large summary table in which the results of 20 different investigations are recorded and compared on the basis of the movement of 1 kilogram over 1 meter of level path, te, 1 horizontal kilogrammeter.
Trang 3073 - ... the protein that does exist in rice has been found to be more efficient than either corn or wheat proteins. Osborne and his collaborators (1915) say: " In its general amino acid makeup it [rice protein] more nearly resembles the majority of proteins of animal tissues than do the proteins of maize or wheat. This may explain the extensive use of rice as an almost exclusive diet in spite of its low protein content.
Trang 3087 - In the walking experiments the subject walked at a very slow speed, a medium speed, or a very fast speed, and in a few experiments actually ran, thus giving data for comparing the work of forward progression while the subject was walking with that while he was running. A study was also made of the effect on metabolism of fatigue due to long-continued walking.
Trang 2928 - The numerical laws governing the rate of excretion of urea and chlorides in man.
Trang 3087 - ... stomach, but the influence of both heavy and light meals upon the metabolism was also studied. In a few experiments the diet was controlled, a special protein, carbohydrate, or fat diet being supplied. In the observations both with and without food the heat per horizontal kilogrammeter was found to be practically independent of the taking of food ; an increase in the energy per unit was noted as the speed increased and a considerable less energy per unit when the subject was running as compared...
Trang 3197 - Symposium on the Earth: Its Figure, Dimensions, and the Constitution of Its Interior: I, The Interior of the Earth from the Viewpoint of Geology," Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society LIV (1915), 279-89; Smithsonian Institution Annual Report 1916 (1917), pp.
Trang 3103 - ... per cent of fat, not more than ten (10) per cent of crude fibre and must be free from vital seeds of any of the noxious weeds defined by the Governor...
Trang 2911 - For the methods adopted in the estimation of nitrogenous constituents of extracts derived from albuminous substances such as meat extracts with special reference to the interpretation of the results see the report of the discussion on this subject in the Analyst, July, 1915.
Trang 3260 - Detection and concentration of antigens by ultrafiltration, pressure dialysis, etc., with special reference to diphtheria and tetanus toxins.
Trang 3298 - No. 23.) i6mo, o 50 Specht, GJ, Hardy, AS, McMaster, JB, and Walling. Topographical Surveying. (Science Series No. 72.) i6mo...