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2.
Victor Bloede. "Manufacture of Dextrin, Envelope Gums, British Gums and Modified Starches ." Ibid., P. 158-74.
3.
Jerome Alexander. "Starch and Flour Adhesives." Ibid., P. 175-87.
4.
"Reactions with Oxidizing Agents." Ibid., Abs. section, P. 100-3.
5.
C. Gerber.Compt. rend., 72, 1002 (1912) ; Abs. in Walton's book, No. 1031 ; C. Neuberg and S. Miura.Biochem. Z., 36, 37 (1911) ; Abs. in Walton's book, No. 1029.
Chester B. Duryea.8th Internat. Congress of Applied Chemistry, 13, 125 (1912) ; U. S. Patent 675,882 (1901) ; 696, 947 (1901).
8.
M. Samec. "Colloidal Ioins of Starch." Trans. Faraday Soc., Jan. 1935.
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E.A. Hanson and J.R. Katz. "Experiments About the Grown Structure of the Starch Granule, Made Visible with the Help of Acids." Z. für physik. Chem., (A) 168, 339 (1934 ); see also (A) 169, 135 (1934).
10.
Otto A. Sjostrom . "Microscopy of Starches and Their Modifications ." J. Ind. Eng. Chem., Jan. 1936, P. 63; this article contains admirable microphotographs; the work was executed in the laboratorios of the Corn Products Refining Co.