1957
DOI: 10.2307/500365
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The Conservation of Antiquities and Works of Art, Treatment, Repair, and Restoration. By H. J. Plenderleith.

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“…With the present method, recoveries of EBDC added to various foods are comparable to those reported using the carbon disulfide method (Keppel, 1971; Pease, 1957). Although more time consuming, the measurement of acidreleased ethylenediamine provides greater specificity since with cold acid permits the determination of free ethylenediamine and enables EBDC to be determined by difference.…”
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“…With the present method, recoveries of EBDC added to various foods are comparable to those reported using the carbon disulfide method (Keppel, 1971; Pease, 1957). Although more time consuming, the measurement of acidreleased ethylenediamine provides greater specificity since with cold acid permits the determination of free ethylenediamine and enables EBDC to be determined by difference.…”
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“…The use of SnCl2 as suggested by Keppel (1969) facilitates the decomposition of EBDC to ethylenediamine and, although the mechanism is as yet obscure, its action may be unrelated to the enhanced hydrolysis observed with the addition of EDTA (Pease, 1957).…”
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