Constants of the Quartz-Wedge Saccharimeter and the Specific Rotation of Sucrose: I. the Constants for the 26-Gram Normal Weight (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Because of the confusion resulting from the use of the Mohr flask, and the inconvenience of a temperature of 179 5 C, the International Sugar Commission in 19006 adopted the following rational basis of standardization which has been generally applied by makers of saccharimeters.
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