
Detection of the Common Food Adulterants
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- Detection of the Common Food Adulterants
- PREFACE
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- CHAPTER I DAIRY PRODUCTS
- MILK
- ARTIFICIAL COLORING MATTER
- Annatto
- Caramel
- Coal Tar Colors
- Starch
- Gelatin
- PRESERVATIVES
- Formaldehyde
- Boric Acid
- Salicylic Acid
- BUTTER
- COLORING MATTER
- Annatto
- Coal-Tar Colors
- Saffron
- Turmeric
- Marigold
- Process or Renovated Butter
- Oleomargarine
- Cottonseed Oil
- CHAPTER II MEATS AND EGGS
- FRESH AND SMOKED PRODUCTS—PRESERVATIVES
- Potassium Nitrate (Saltpeter)
- Boric Acid
- Sulfurous Acid
- Salicylic Acid
- Benzoic Acid
- CANNED MEAT
- Heavy Metals
- FISH SALT DRIED AND OYSTERS
- COLORING MATTER
- STARCH
- In Sausage, Deviled Meat, and Similar Products
- DISEASED MEAT
- HORSE FLESH
- In Sausage and Mince Meat
- EGGS
- CHAPTER III CEREAL PRODUCTS
- FLOUR
- ALUM
- COPPER SULFATE
- SUBSTITUTED FLOURS
- Corn Meal in Wheat Flour
- Wheat in Rye Flour
- Ergot in Rye Flour
- BREAD
- ALUM
- COPPER SULFATE
- GINGER CAKE
- CHAPTER IV LEAVENING MATERIALS
- BAKING POWDERS
- TARTARIC ACID
- Free or Combined
- TARTARIC ACID
- Free
- SULFATES
- Calcium, etc.
- GYPSUM
- Calcium Sulfate
- AMMONIUM SALTS
- ALUM
- CREAM OF TARTAR
- TARTARIC ACID
- Free or Combined
- ALUMINIUM SALTS
- AMMONIA
- Present in the Form of Ammonia Alum or Ammonium Carbonate
- EARTHY MATERIALS
- CHAPTER V CANNED AND BOTTLED VEGETABLES
- PRESERVATIVES
- Formaldehyde
- Sulfurous Acid and the Sulfites
- Salicylic Acid
- Saccharin
- Benzoic Acid
- COLORING MATTER IN CATSUPS AND TOMATOES
- Cochineal
- Coal-Tar Coloring Matter
- IN GREEN PICKLES, BEANS, PEAS, ETC.
- Copper Salts
- IN MIXED PICKLES
- Turmeric
- “SOAKED” VEGETABLES
- Peas, Beans, and Corn
- Alum in Pickles
- Examination of the Can or Box in which Vegetables are Sealed
- CHAPTER VI FRUITS AND FRUIT PRODUCTS
- PRESERVATIVES
- Salicylic Acid
- Benzoic Acid
- Saccharin
- COLORING MATTER
- Coal-Tar Dyes
- Cochineal
- Acid Magenta
- Caramel
- APPLE-JUICE IN JELLIES MADE OF SMALL FRUITS
- STARCH
- In Jellies, Jams, and Such Products
- GELATIN
- In Jellies
- AGAR AGAR
- HEAVY METALS
- Tin, Zinc, Lead, and Copper
- ARSENIC
- CHAPTER VII FLAVORING EXTRACTS
- LEMON EXTRACT
- Lemon Oil
- Citral
- Oil of Citronella
- Tartaric or Citric Acid
- Methyl Alcohol
- Coloring Matter
- Turmeric
- Coal-Tar Colors
- VANILLA EXTRACTS
- Alkali
- Foreign Resins
- CARAMEL
- Tannin
- Coumarin
- CHAPTER VIII SACCHARINE PRODUCTS
- HONEY
- CANE SUGAR
- COMMERCIAL GLUCOSE SYRUP
- GELATIN
- MAPLE SYRUP
- Glucose
- CHAPTER IX SPICES
- MUSTARD
- FLOUR
- COLORING MATTER
- Turmeric
- Martius Yellow or Analogous Coal-Tar Coloring Matter
- Cayenne Pepper
- PEPPER
- Ground Olive Stones or “Poivrette"
- Cayenne
- CHAPTER X VINEGAR
- Preparation of the Sample for Testing
- FREE MINERAL ACIDS
- When the Ash is Alkaline Apply
- Sulfuric Acid
- Sulfuric Acid as Distinguished from Sulfates
- HYDROCHLORIC ACID
- Free
- MALIC ACID
- COLORING MATTER
- Caramel
- Coal-Tar Colors in Wine Vinegar
- METALLIC IMPURITIES
- Spices to Increase Pungency
- Tartar in Wine Vinegar
- Free Tartaric Acid in Wine Vinegar
- GLUCOSE
- CHAPTER XI FATS AND OILS
- LARD
- Cottonseed Oil
- Cottonseed Stearin
- Beef-Stearin
- OLIVE OIL
- Cottonseed Oil
- Peanut Oil (Arachis Oil)
- Sesame Oil
- Rape Oil
- CHAPTER XII BEVERAGES
- COFFEE
- Coloring Matter
- Imitation Coffee Beans
- Starch
- Chicory
- TEA
- Foreign Leaves
- Exhausted Tea Leaves
- Lie Tea
- Facing
- Catechu
- A FEW OF THE BEST BOOKS ON FOOD ANALYSIS
- CHEMICALS
- INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TESTS
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