1925
DOI: 10.1007/bf01559265
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Vom Wesen der Essigg�rung und von verwandten Erscheinungen

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“…As is known, acetic fermentation was the first biological proc ess on which the validity of the dehydrogenation theory was tested (19). Wieland (21), however, the formation of alco hol (process III) should be !�iven an important position in aerobiosis to agree with Neuberg's ideas (22). The production of nascent inter mediate substances in cell metabolism should bring about an accelera tion of the reaction so that from the results of the reaction nothing can be concluded about its course.…”
Section: The Dehydrogenases and Their Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…As is known, acetic fermentation was the first biological proc ess on which the validity of the dehydrogenation theory was tested (19). Wieland (21), however, the formation of alco hol (process III) should be !�iven an important position in aerobiosis to agree with Neuberg's ideas (22). The production of nascent inter mediate substances in cell metabolism should bring about an accelera tion of the reaction so that from the results of the reaction nothing can be concluded about its course.…”
Section: The Dehydrogenases and Their Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…The term hydrotropy was first introduced by Neuberg in 1916 (1,2), who studied the solubility increase of organic compounds in water by the addition of certain compounds, i.e., hydrotropes. Hydrotropic solubilization of organic compounds was then described in a number of articles (3)(4)(5).…”
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