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Ulmic acid

Ulmic acid (brown) and Humic acid (black), the components soluble in alkali... [Pg.7]

Hot dilute mineral aci ls convert it into a brown substance, ulmic acid, and, in the presence of air, formic acid. It dissolves in concentrated H SO, without coloration, forming sulphoglucic acid. Cold concentrated HNOy converts it into nUro-glucoee hot dilute HNO, oxidizes it to a mixture of oxalic aud oxysaocharic acids. With organic acids it forms ethers. Its solutions dissolve potash, soda, lime, bf ta, and the oxides... [Pg.185]

Synonyms Soil organic matter, humic acids Ulmic acids... [Pg.2052]

See PEG castor oil Ukanil 2626. SeeOleth Ukanil 3500, Ukanil 3501, Ukanil FC42. See EO/PO block polymer or copolymer Ukasol , Ukatronic. See Methylene chloride ULDPE. See Polyethylene, very low-density Ulmic acids. See Humic acid Ulmus campestris Ulmus campestris extract. See Elm (Ulmus campestris) extract Ulmus fulva Ulmus fulva bark. See Slippery elm (Ulmus fulva) bark... [Pg.4624]

Mulder investigated humic and ulmic acids and humus substance, and determined the amounts of apocrenic, crenic, and humic acids in fertile soil. He gave the formulae crenic acid apocrenic acid ulmic... [Pg.311]

Johnson, the carbo-ulmic acid of Herz and the hymatomelanic acid of 54... [Pg.9]

Gaens Explosive, patented in 1889 in Germany, was prepd by mixing collodion cotton (gelatinized by ethyl acetate) with saltpeter and Amm ulmate. The latter compd is the salt of ulmic(ot geic)acid, C20Hl4Ofl, which was obtd from peat, previously washed with a soln of Na carbonate... [Pg.644]

Three different compounds make up HSs Humin (defined as insoluble), humic acid (HA, insoluble at a pH of 1) and fulvic acid (FA, soluble at any pH). Other names used to describe HS are ulmic, h5rmatomelanic, gray humic, brown humic, crenic, apocrenic or 5fellow acid (Swift (1985)),... [Pg.7]

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