A Handbook of Sugar Analysis : a Practical And Descriptive Treatise for Use in Research, Technical And Control Laboratories
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The occurrence of maltose among the products of incomplete acid conversion has been a subject of much dispute; many chemists hold that, while maltose exists as an intermediate product in the conversion, it is hydrolyzed into glucose almost as quickly as formed, and that the apparent values found for the specific rotation and reduc- ing power of maltose are in reality only the values for mixtures of glu- cose and dextrin. Maltose has been separated, however, as its osazone by Rolfe and Haddock* ...from the acid conversion products of starch and its presence has also been recognized by Sieben,t Vogel,t Weber and MacPherson § and other investigators. Formation of Dextrins and Reversion Products. — A great differ- ence of opinion also exists as to the nature of the dextrins which are formed during the acid conversion of starch. Some chemists believe that only one dextrin (of about [a]^ -f 200) is formed; other chemists, however, hold that there exists a series of dextrins having different rotations and reducing powers and resembling the amylo-, erythro-, achroo- and maltodextrins of diastatic conversion.
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