1965
DOI: 10.1007/bf02635572
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Characterization and identification of lipids by their critical solution temperatures

Abstract: The mutual solubility of two liquids which are not miscible in all proportions is essentially a function of the temp. Rising temp usually increases the solubility, possibly reaching a point, i.e., the upper critical solution temp (CST), at

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“…A critical solution temperature of 175-178 °C was determined on the fatty acid using ethylene glycol, by the method of Schmid, Mangold & Lundberg (1965) as adapted from the micro method of Fischer (1962).…”
Section: N I-r> I^i Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A critical solution temperature of 175-178 °C was determined on the fatty acid using ethylene glycol, by the method of Schmid, Mangold & Lundberg (1965) as adapted from the micro method of Fischer (1962).…”
Section: N I-r> I^i Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%