INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TESTS

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Allen, A. H., Heavy metals in fruits and fruit products,[37]
Allen, A. H., Heavy metals in meat,[11]
Allen, A. H., Heavy metals in vinegar,[58]
Allen, A. H., Sulfuric Acid (distinguished from Sulfates) in vinegar,[57]
Allen, A. H., Tartar in vinegar,[59]
Amthor, Caramel in fruit and fruit products,[36]
Ashby, Free mineral acids in vinegar,[56]
Beckmann, Starch in jellies,[38]
Bell and Carter, Alum in flour,[16]
Boettger, Ergot in rye flour,[18]
Bornstein, Saccharin in canned vegetables,[27]
Blyth, Alum in bread,[19]
Courley and Coremon, Horseflesh in other meats,[14]
Ebers, Diseased meat,[14]
Frear, Sulfuric acid in vinegar,[57]
Geisler, Coal-tar colors in butter,[6]
Girard and Dupre, Acid magenta in catsups and tomatoes,[35]
Girard and Dupre, Cochineal in catsups and tomatoes,[29]
Girard and Dupre, Cochineal in canned vegetables,[29]
Gutzeit, Arsenic in canned fruits,[39]
Hehner, Formaldehyde in milk,[3]
Henzold, Starch in jellies,[6]
Hess and Doolittle, Process or renovated butter, test for,[49]
Kämmerer, Sulfurous acid in meat,[9]
Kleeburg, Wheat in rye flour,[18]
Klinger and Bujard, Cochineal carmine in meat,[13]
Kraemer, Corn meal in wheat flour,[17]
Leach, Caramel in milk,[1]
Leach, Malic acid in vinegar,[57]
Leach, Salicylic acid in milk,[4]
Leach, Salicylic acid in meat,[10]
Lythgoe, Coal-tar colors in milk,[2]
Marsh, Arsenic in canned fruits,[38]
Martin, Coloring matter in butter,[5]
Mohler, Benzoic acid in meat,[10]
Mohler, Benzoic acid in fruit and fruit products,[33]
Peter, Benzoic acid in canned vegetables,[28]
Richards, Mrs., Alum in baking powders,[22]
Rimmington, chicory in coffee,[66]
Schmidt, Saccharin in canned vegetables,[27]
Smith, chicory in coffee,[66]
Sostegni and Carpentieri, Coal-tar dyes in canned vegetables,[29]
Stoke, Gelatin in milk,[2]
Tocher, sesame oil in olive oil,[64]
Vanderplanken, Alum in sour bread,[19]
Vogel, Substituted flours,[17]
Wynter Blyth, alum in flour,[16]
Wolff, Tartaric acid (free or combined) in baking powders,[20]