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Experimental cookery

1932

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Presented as published in 1932. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
The pH values are determined by two methods: the principal one is by electrometric determinations, the other is by the use of indicators. The latter is a rapid and a very useful way to determine an approximate pH value and to check apparatus. For an accurate determination the electro- metric method must be used. REFERENCES TABLE 4 29 pH value Number of times that the H- orOH-ion concentration exceeds th at of pure water 1 1,000,000 2 100,000 3 10,000 acid side 4 1,000 H-ion concentration 5 100 6 10 7 0 pure water, neutral 8 10 9 100 10 1,000 11 10,000 alkaline side 12 100,000 OH-ion concentration 13 1,000,000 LITERATURE CITED AND REFERENCES Alexander, J. Colloid Chemistry. An Introduction with Some Practical Appli- cations. Van Nostrand Co. (1924). Alexander, J. Colloid Chemistry, Theoretical and Applied. By International Contributors. Collected and edited by J. Alexander. Chemical Catalog Co. (1926). Bancroft, W. D. Applied Colloid Chemistry. McGraw-Hill Co., 3rd Ed. (1932). Bancroft, W. D., and Rutzler, J. E., Jr. The Denaturation of Egg Albumin. J. Physical Chem. 35: 144 (1931). Bechhold, H. Colloids in Biology and Medicine. Translation by G. M. Bullowa. Van Nostrand Co. (1919). Bingham, E. C. Fluidity and Plasticity. McGraw-Hill Co. (1922). Bingham, E. C. Viscous and Plastic Flow in Colloid Systems, p. 430. Colloidal Behavior, edited by R. H. Bogue. McGraw-Hill Co. (1924). Buchanan, R. E., and Fulmer, E. I. Physiology and Biochemistry of Bacteria. V^illiams & Wilkins Co, (1928). Burns, D. An Introduction to Biophysics. Second Edition. J. & A. Churchill (1929). Clayton, W. Foods as Colloid Systems. Food 4: 193 (1935). Collins, W. D. Laboratory Thermometers. Ind. Eng. Chem. 13: 240 (1921). Denton, M. C. What is Experimental Cookery? J. Home Econ. 11: 119 (1919). Gortner, R. A. Outlines of Biochemistry. John Wiley & Sons (1929). Gortner, R. A., and Doherty, E. H. Hydration Capacity of Gluten from Strong and Weak Flours. J. Agri. Research 13: 389 (1913). Fischer, M. H. Soaps and Proteins. John Wiley & Sons (1921). Freundlich, H. The Elements of Colloidal Chemistry. Translation by G. Barger. Methuen & Co. and E. P. Dutton & Co. (1924). Freundlich, H. Colloid and Capillary Chemistry. Translation by H. S. Hatfield. Methuen & Co. and E. P. Dutton & Co. (1926). 30 RELATION OF COOKERY TO COLLOID CHEMISTRY Harkins, W. D. Surface Energy and Surface Tension, p. 192. Colloid Chemistry, by J. Alexander. Chemical Catalog Co. (1926). Holmes, H. N. Laboratory Manual of Colloid Chemistry. John Wiley & Sons (1922). Kopaczewski, W. Physics, Chemistry and Colloidal State, p. 547. Colloid Chem- istry, by J. Alexander. Chemical Catalog Co. (1926). Kruyt, H. R. Colloids. Translation, by H. S. van Klooster. John Wiley & Sons (1927). Langmuir, I. The Constitution and Fundamental Properties of Solids and Liquids. IL Liquids. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 39: 1848 (1917). Lloyd, D. J. The Problem of Gel Structure, p. 767. Colloid Chemistry, by J. Alexander. Chemical Catalog Co. (1926). Loeb, J. Proteins and the Theory of Colloidal Behavior. McGraw-Hill Co. (1922).