The spectrophotometric determination of vitamin A in fish-liver oils

Jones, J. I. M.; Haines, R. T. M.

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“…Such problems have been discussed by Wilkie (17) and Morton (14). Recent work on the spectroscopic recovery of vitamin A in oils from different sources (9) presents further difficulties in application to miscellaneous products.…”

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Spectroscopic Study of Fish Liver Oils in Relation to Vitamin A

Zscheile¹,

Henry²

1944

Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed.

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Spectroscopic Study of Fish Liver Oils in Relation to Vitamin A

Zscheile¹,

Henry²

1944

Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed.

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South African fish products. Part XXI. Recovery of vitamin A in the unsaponifiable matter of fish liver oils

Black

Lamchen

Rapsōn

et al. 1946

J. Chem. Technol. Biotechnol.

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tabs n lower proportion of the " nenr-mesh " pnrticles, just smnUer than the sieve nperture size.DesiroMe sample &ze.-To determine the most suitable size for n sample for sieve nnnlysia it is therefore necessnry to nsaume tbnt the highest possible proportion of " nenr-mesh " particles is present. The experiments described nbovc (Fig. 5) show thnt snmples containing npproximntely equnl proportions of mnterinl passing nnd retained on n pnrticulnr sieve most cosily overlond thnt sieve, nud it is neaurned that this mntcrinl ie probnbly ns difficult to sieve 11s nny mnterinl likely to occur in pmctice. The required size of snmple hns therefore . been bnsed on these dntn. The snrnplc size in nnturnl snnds should therefore be such thnt the weight of mnterinl retained on m y one sieve should not exceed the following values : B.S. sieve No.

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Factors affecting the laboratory management of human serum and liver vitamin A analyses

Parkinson

Gal

1972

Clinica Chimica Acta

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The spectrophotometric determination of vitamin A in fish-liver oils

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Spectroscopic Study of Fish Liver Oils in Relation to Vitamin A

Spectroscopic Study of Fish Liver Oils in Relation to Vitamin A

South African fish products. Part XXI. Recovery of vitamin A in the unsaponifiable matter of fish liver oils

Factors affecting the laboratory management of human serum and liver vitamin A analyses

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