Studies of the Vitamin Potency of Cod Liver Oils

Holmes, Arthur D.; Pigott, Madeleine G.

doi:10.1056/nejm192510151931608

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“…The settling time depends on the depth of settling and the settling rate corresponding to the largest particles desired in the overflow. The settling rate is determined by application of Stokes' law (7). If all particles started on their settling journey from the top of the beaker, one sedimentation would suffice; but as they start from any point between the lip of the beaker and the bottom, repetition of the operation is necessary.…”

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“…Studies on some of these oils that have been made within the last six years show that they contain varying amounts of vitamins A and D {1 to 5,7,8,10,14). In view of the importance of these vitamins in the feeding of farm animals, poultry particularly, and the fact that the quantity of fish body oils produced can be greatly increased and the quality improved, a more thorough study of these oils seemed desirable.…”

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