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In this direction we suggest that most useful investigations might be carried out on the application of general methods of analysis to a group of allied substances. This has recently been accomplished by F einberg in the case of aldehydes, and a short sum mary of his paper has been included in the discussion of that group. The results he has obtained are oi' such importance as to lead one to expect that an extension of the work to other classes of compounds would provide very valuable information. The methods in Chapter III are not meant to be applied indiscriminately to any individual substance of the general class, but rather to serve as a basis for a little research into the conditions under which such methods are applicable to its exact estimation.
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