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Dictionary » O » Organic acid Organic acidorganic acid An acid made up of molecules containing organic radicals; e.g., acetic acid, citric acid, which contain the ionizable -COOH group. ![]()
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Results from our forumMicroorganisms and organic preservation?... and I am still having problems understanding the preservation of the organic materials and color. I have looked into food storage and preservation ... freeze drying, fermenting, dehumidifying, aging, and adding ascorbic acid. So far I have found one process that sort of worked with kiwis. I sliced ...
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Organic reactions and preservation... and I am still having problems understanding the preservation of the organic materials and color. I have looked into food storage and preservation ... freeze drying, fermenting, dehumidifying, aging, and adding ascorbic acid. So far I have found one process that sort of worked with kiwis. I sliced ...
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Chitosan Extraction... Washed rsidue (chityosan) can then be dissolved in aqueous mineral or organic acid. These are a hazardous steps (esp.with caustic) that I'm not sure a high school student ...
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Re: glass cuvette cleaning... etc.). These impingers had to be extremely clean, with no organic chemicals on the glass surfaces which might contaminate a sample; ... and soaking the glass in a mixture of concentrated sulfuric and chromic acids in a fume hood, followed by extensive washing. ** end of the clean ...
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Re: Re:... for this purpose) or small particules of clay... Soil with no organic matter in it (bacteria, fungi, earthworms, decomposing material, ... only 100 to 1000 valid for this experience), to survive in citric acid, which she was not able to do before. 3b. but the survival capacities ...
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