The Chemistry of Colloids
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By dialysis, shaking out with benzine, or by precipitating the protective colloid with alcohol according to Salkowsky, f the colloid may be separated from the most of the electrolyte, when the protective effect may be demonstrated. The gold number of these bodies lies between 0. 3 and 1. 2. It is a noteworthy fact that the increased pro- tective action of the urine colloids is associated with the property of the urine to prevent the precipitation, on cooling, of the uric acid sediment formed by... the boiling. Such samples of urine, the gold number of which has not changed on boiling, allow the uric acid sediment to precipitate immediately on cooling; while those the protective action of which is increased from 1 to 10, or 1 to 5, prevent the precipitation wholly or at least partially.
Of general interest is the observation that urea, uric acid, urochrome, hippuric acid, and hypoxanthin have no protective action, while nu- cleinic acid is a protective colloid having a gold number 2. 5. Urine albumin does not always operate as a protective colloid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By dialysis, shaking out with benzine, or by precipitating the protective colloid with alcohol according to Salkowsky, f the colloid may be separated from the most of the electrolyte, when the protective effect may be demonstrated. The gold number of these bodies lies between 0. 3 and 1. 2. It is a noteworthy fact that the increased pro- tective action of the urine colloids is associated with the property of the urine to prevent the precipitation, on cooling, of the uric acid sediment formed by... the boiling. Such samples of urine, the gold number of which has not changed on boiling, allow the uric acid sediment to precipitate immediately on cooling; while those the protective action of which is increased from 1 to 10, or 1 to 5, prevent the precipitation wholly or at least partially.
Of general interest is the observation that urea, uric acid, urochrome, hippuric acid, and hypoxanthin have no protective action, while nu- cleinic acid is a protective colloid having a gold number 2. 5. Urine albumin does not always operate as a protective colloid.
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