Gelatin powder

Bozdogan, A., Ozgur, U.M., and Koyuncu, L, Simultaneous determination of sunset yellow and Ponceau 4R in gelatin powder by derivative spectrophotometry and partial least-squares multivariate spectrophotometric calibration, Anal. Lett., 33, 2975, 2000. 

For synthesized the gelatin (G)/tannic acid (TA) resin, gelatin powder was purchased from tilker Company-Istanbul, Turkey and tannic acid (TA) purchased from E. Merck. TA powder was dissolved in distilled water at 95-98°C, then solution... 

Gelatines, Powders, Permitted explosives, ANFO, Emulsion slurries, etc... 

For his partly and completely gelatinized powders (types 2 and 3) he claimed further that the volume was reduced, that they were not hygroscopic at all, and that they had in a small volume as great a power as any known explosive. This might have been written of modem smokeless powders, except that NC powders are somewhat hygroscopic and their power is impaired by exposure to humid conditions (Ref 2)... 

The instructions for gelatin mass preparation direct that gelatin powder be blended with water, a plasticizer, and colorant until a uniform consistency is achieved, then heated until molten. The recommended blend time is 20 min at a temperature of 60°C + 5°. The temperature of the molten gelatin just prior to formation into a ribbon is critical too high a temperature causes the gelatin to deteriorate, and a low temperature affects flow rate. Both conditions are to be avoided for their deleterious effect on capsule formation. For these reasons,... 

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Nobel.—It is interesting to know, that both of these practical applications of nitro-glycerine, viz., dynamite and gelatin powder were invented by a Swede by the name of Nobel who left his money made from the invention of these powerful explosives, for the establishment of prizes in connection with the promotion of peace and known as the Nobel Peace Prizes. 

Brucine hydrochloride gives a precipitate as before, which is easily soluble in cold acetone, but does not separate in crystals as previously. The brucine salt from the two experiments has been fractionally precipitated from a solution in hot chloroform by addition of benzene. A gelatinous powder results, and this is no longer completely soluble in acetone. The insoluble portion is recrystaliised, using the same solvents, and finally a colourless powder is obtained which seems to be the brucine salt of the disulphonic acid. ... 

For synthesized Gelatin (G)/Tannin (T) resins, gelatin powder was purchased from tilker Food Company-Istanbul, Turkey. Flydrolyzable tannins were obtained from the sumac leaves which were collected from Siirt, Turkey. The raw leaves were dried at room temperature in dark and then ground 500 pm particle sizes. For the total tannin determination Folin-Ciocalteu method was used and tannin content found 27%. Tannins are extracted from sumac leaves with 1 1 (v/v) acetone/water solution [15]. Tannic acid (TA) powder, which was extracted from sumac leaves (30 g) was dissolved in distilled waster at 95-98°C, then solution cooled at room temperature and 37% formaldehyde solution added to the solution. G powder was dissolved distilled water at 95-98°C and then added to the TA/formaldehyde solution. Concentrated hydrochloric acid was added to the mixture and heated 95-98°C for 12 h with a reflux condenser. G/TA resin was washed distilled water, dried at 110°C. Dried resin was crushed into small particles, <500 pm [16]. 

For each GEMOSIL sample, 100 mg of hydroxyapatite-gelatin powder and 2(X) mg of Ca(OH)2 were ground and mixed with 300 ul of 95% enTMOS and 40 ul of PBS. The mixture paste was then pressed into 6.2 mm x 0.85 mm disc samples. A total of eight discs were made in about 15 minutes prior to testing. 

Stuart K, Stokes K, Jenkins R, Trey C, Clouse M (1993) Treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma using doxorubi-cin/ethiodized oil/gelatin powder chemoembolization. Cancer 72 3202-3209... 

Place the gelatin powder in warm water (over approximately 2%) and create a clear solution. Cooling this will create a clear or semiclear gel. Increasing the concentration makes it stronger. Thickeners for cosmetics. Food processing. Capsules, pills and lozenges for medicinal use. Culture area for bacterial tests. Adhesives, photograph emulsion film. 

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