Ptomaines and Leucomaines: Or the Putrefactive and Physiological Alkaloids

absolute alcohol acetate action adenine alkaline alkaloidal ammonia amylic alcohol animal anthrax aqueous solution AUROCHLORIDE bacillus bacteria blood BOCKLISCH boiling BRIEGER cadaverine cent cheese Chem chemical chloroform cholera choline Cloth color compound coniine crystalline crystals cultures decomposed decomposition difficultly soluble dilute disease dissolved distilled double salt easily soluble evaporated extracted with ether filtered filtrate forms free base GAUTIER gave germ Gesellsch gives gold chloride guanine heating hydrate hydrochloric acid hydrochloride hydrogen sulphide hypoxanthine injected inoculation insoluble intestines iodide isolated Jahrb lecithin mercuric chloride method methylamine milk mussels needles neuridine neurine nitric acid observed obtained octavo volume odor oxidation Pharm phosphomolybdic acid physiological picric plates platinochloride platinum chloride poisonous potassium precipitate present produced ptomaines putrefaction putrescine putrid quantity reaction reagents recrystallized resembles residue sausage SELMI sodium soluble in water substance sulphuric acid symptoms temperature tetanus tion tissues toxic trimethylamine tyrotoxicon urine vomiting water-bath xanthine yellow yields