The Technical World Magazine, Volume 17Technical World Company, 1912 |
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... Sudan III was known as long ago as 1896 , by an Italian scientist named Daddi . Prof. J. E. Rice of Cor- Prof. J. E. Rice of Cor- nell University and Dr. Oscar Riddle of Chicago University have conducted ex- periments with Sudan III and ...
... Sudan III was known as long ago as 1896 , by an Italian scientist named Daddi . Prof. J. E. Rice of Cor- Prof. J. E. Rice of Cor- nell University and Dr. Oscar Riddle of Chicago University have conducted ex- periments with Sudan III and ...
Page 185
... Sudan III , rhodamine red and methylene blue . The third thing he did was to trap - nest a dozen hens on which to try the experiment , their segregation being necessary in order that the diet of dyes might be tried on the same hens over ...
... Sudan III , rhodamine red and methylene blue . The third thing he did was to trap - nest a dozen hens on which to try the experiment , their segregation being necessary in order that the diet of dyes might be tried on the same hens over ...
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... Sudan III he discovered that he had brought into the world a new species of chick -downy little creatures whose bodies were colored pink wherever they contained fat , especially along the breast and the abdomen , just underneath the ...
... Sudan III he discovered that he had brought into the world a new species of chick -downy little creatures whose bodies were colored pink wherever they contained fat , especially along the breast and the abdomen , just underneath the ...
Page 187
... Sudan III to fattening fowls . The exact extent and amount of the fat deposits was shown by the pink color resulting . The color did not show up in layers as in the egg , but one dose served to color all previous deposits of fat , due ...
... Sudan III to fattening fowls . The exact extent and amount of the fat deposits was shown by the pink color resulting . The color did not show up in layers as in the egg , but one dose served to color all previous deposits of fat , due ...
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