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The utilization of wood for the production of foodstuffs, alcohol, and glucose

✍ Scribed by Bergius, Friedrich

Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1933
Weight
868 KB
Volume
52
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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✦ Synopsis

At ri joint iiicctirig of it nuinl~cr of cliciniciil societies nntl institutions in T~orirloii in Jdp, 1!)2G, Dr. \V. It. Orinirndy dclivcrcd n Iccturc on the production of sugnr from wood. 111 this lecture lie rcfcrrctl to the process of sncc1i:rrificntioii of wood, wlricli Iiiis bcen developed by iny colliiboriitors rind mysclf during tlic liist fiftccn yeairs. It is now n grciit plcrisure to IIIC to 1i:ivc this opportunity of describing to you tlie steps by whicli we linvc tlcvclopcd tlic proccss up to i i coniincrciril scnlc in our works 11 t N i t niilici in-Rlici i i i i u .

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