1927
DOI: 10.1021/ie50208a028
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The Ash of Hard Spring Wheat and Its Products1

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“…The procedure was briefly as follows: Owing to the difficulty with which cereals are ashed the samples mere limited to one gram of substance. The ashing was carried out as recommended by Sullivan and Near (1927) j the materials were weighed out into platinum dishes, ashed in an electric muffle first at 400°C.(752"F.) and then allowed to remain in the muffle at 62OoC.(1148"F.)…”
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“…The procedure was briefly as follows: Owing to the difficulty with which cereals are ashed the samples mere limited to one gram of substance. The ashing was carried out as recommended by Sullivan and Near (1927) j the materials were weighed out into platinum dishes, ashed in an electric muffle first at 400°C.(752"F.) and then allowed to remain in the muffle at 62OoC.(1148"F.)…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Peterson and Elvehjem (l!)28). Skinii.-i' and Peterson (1928), Sullivan and Near (1927). and AVehster and -lansina (1929).…”
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