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## Abstract The influence of ethyl alcohol in concentrations ranging from 4 to 24%, on the perceived taste intensities of sucrose, citric acid, quinine, and sodium chloride was determined by 24 subjects. A paired comparison method was used in which subjects selected the sample with the greater tast
## MELDOLA-TEE FIR6T SYNTHESIS OF ETHYL ALCOHOL. 737 amling held at Burlington HOWC, 011 Xmitky, June Ofh, 1 small proportions." (' In determining thc ' vnpum ' 1 prcscnt in oil nnd con1 gns it is nn object to possess m a n s by I which their presencc and qiinntity may be ascertained; , nnd this
Within the chemical universe, the fi ne chemical industry is positioned between the commodity and specialty chemical industries. The latter are their suppliers and customers, respectively. Among the customers, life sciences, especially the pharmaceutical industry, prevail (see Section 9.2 ). In the