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Glyceramic Acid

in chemistry, CHNO or C₂H₂(OH) NH.CO evaporating the filtered solution, adding obtained by boiling silk with water and tralized with excess of calcium hydrate, the filtrate is evaporated and a little and boiling for 24 hours; then it is neucalcium sulphate first separate out on leucin. The serin is dissolved in 40 parts the filtrate is evaporated and a little of cold water, filtered, the filtrate neu- GLYCERAMINE tralized by ammonia, and the calcium salt is then decomposed by carbon dioxide.

GLYCERAMINE (gli-ser'a-min), in chemistry, a base obtained by passing ammonia gas into a solution of dibromhydrin CH" (OH) Br2 in absolute alcohol. Glyceramine is a liquid soluble in water and in ether. a

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