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Page 131
... solvent present in the juice . Fig trees are propagated from cuttings of dormant wood taken in February and planted in nursery rows . These grow in one season to a height of one metre and are ready to trans- plant at the end of the ...
... solvent present in the juice . Fig trees are propagated from cuttings of dormant wood taken in February and planted in nursery rows . These grow in one season to a height of one metre and are ready to trans- plant at the end of the ...
Page 360
... solvent and for production of adipic acid and hexamethylenediamine , the raw materials for nylon 6,6 . Several other members of the furan family are produced on a large scale for use as solvents and chemical raw materials . The first ...
... solvent and for production of adipic acid and hexamethylenediamine , the raw materials for nylon 6,6 . Several other members of the furan family are produced on a large scale for use as solvents and chemical raw materials . The first ...
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... solvent , and separation from other products by crystallization or other methods . More complex compounds obtainable from nucleic acids include the nucleosides guano- sine and deoxyguanosine , in which guanine is combined with the ...
... solvent , and separation from other products by crystallization or other methods . More complex compounds obtainable from nucleic acids include the nucleosides guano- sine and deoxyguanosine , in which guanine is combined with the ...
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