Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887 by Various
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Starch. 28.990
Amidinous matter (_coloring with iodine_). 2.130 Total gum and fecula. ----- 35.999 Albuminoid matters. 8.642 Red and other coloring matters. 3.670 Kolatannic acids. 1.204 Mineral matter: Potassa. 1.415 Chlorine. 0.702 Phosphoric acid. 0.371 Other salts, etc. 2.330 Total ash. ----- 4.818 Moisture. 9.722 Ligneous matter and loss. 27.395 ------- 100.000 [Footnote 1: Inverted by boiling with a 2.5 per cent. solution of citric acid for ten minutes.] Both the French and German governments are introducing it into their military dietaries, and in England several large contract orders cannot yet be filled, owing to insufficiency of supply, while a well-known cocoa manufacturing firm has taken up the preparation of kola chocolate upon a commercial scale.--_W. Lascelles-Scott, in Jour. Soc. Arts._ * * * * * |
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