present for the formation mechanism. A famous •gPfeffer's semi-permeable membrane•h made of potassium ferrocyanide and copper sulfate in unglazed pottery cylinder by W. Pfeffer in 1877 is quite different from an artificial semi-permeable membrane at present, which is organized only by handling of extending high molecular substances, that is, collodium, cellophane, and various synthetic resins. ...

1. Steers with rumen and simple duodenal cannulas were allowed to graze pasture or were given diets of dried grass or flaked maize with or without hay. For an experiment a solution or suspension of magnesium chloride, polyethylene glycol (molecular weight 4000) and either 144Ce (as cerous chloride) or chromic oxide was added to the rumen with a morning feed. Conditions in the rumen were sometim...

The experiments presented in this paper brought out the following facts. Intramuscular injections of sodium oxalate into rabbits in doses of 0.18 and 0.2 gm. proved to be invariably fatal, death generally occurring in a comparatively short time. The symptoms consisted in excitation and tonic and clonic convulsions of diminishing strength if death was delayed. Some animals succumbed in the first...

Magnesium chloride hydrates are characterized as promising energy storage materials in the built-environment. During the dehydration of these materials, there are chances for the release of harmful HCl gas, which can potentially damage the material as well as the equipment. Hydrolysis reactions in magnesium chloride hydrates are subject of study for industrial applications. However, the informa...

We compared two methods for separation of serum high-density lipoprotein: selective precipitation with sodium phosphotungstate and magnesium chloride, and ultracentrifugation in sodium chloride solution (relative density 1.063). When the cholesterol content (determined enzymically with a centrifugal analyzer) of fractions obtained by each method was compared (ultracentrifugation = x), the corre...

Two glycoprotein fractions, A and B, were isolated from bovine achilles tendon. Glycoprotein A was prepared from a 0.2m-sodium chloride extract and glycoprotein B was isolated from a 3m-magnesium chloride extract. They were free from serum proteins. Glycoprotein A was essentially free of collagen, but glycoprotein B contained about 8% collagen. Both glycoproteins gave several bands on isoelectr...

I n t r o d u c t o r y . T h e narcotic effect as well as the toxicity of magnesium salts, when introduced subcutaneously, depend to a great degree upon the readiness with which they are eliminated from the body. By what path are these salts eliminated? Are they excreted by the intestinal canal or are they eliminated through the kidneys? Meltzer and Auer" state that from their experiments they...

The soluble and ionized calcium and magnesium contents of 18 lots of Mueller-Hinton agar medium from three different manufacturers were analyzed, and the results were correlated with medium performance. A standardized disk diffusion test, with Pseudomonas aeruginosa (ATCC 27853) and a 10-microgram gentamicin disk, served as an indicator of medium performance. Zone diameters correlated well with...

Aerated whey protein gels were formed using calcium chloride, magnesium chloride or iron (II) chloride induced gelation of pre-denatured protein dispersions. The structure of the obtained gel surface depends on the type and concentration of added salt. Higher cation concentration produced gels a with higher quadratic mean of the surface roughness and maximum roughness height. Aerated gels of op...

Staphylococcus aureus organisms, grown in basal medium of water activity (a,) 0.993 and in basal medium adjusted to several different a, values by addition of NaCl, were analysed for the following components: sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, total amino acids, inorganic phosphate, chloride, water, DNA, RNA, protein. Cell water decreased from 1-66 to 0.83 g./g. dry weight when a, was decre...