These microscopic globules are composed of fatty matter, each surrounded by an envelope of casein, the principal nitrogenous element found in milk.
On account of the large proportion of fatty matter contained in maize, it acquires, if kept for some time and unpleasant, rancid taste, occasioned by the usual change which takes place in fat when exposed to the atmosphere.
Corn is characterized by an excess of fatty matter, containing upwards of three times the amount of that element to be found in wheat.
Digestion in the lower animals is, no doubt, similarly promoted by mixing with the aliments which are to be subjected to that process, a due proportion of oily or fatty matter.
Pure soap is entirely soluble in distilled water and insoluble in saline solution; if a film of fatty matter forms on its solution in the former, after repose, that portion has not been saponified.
In a hundred parts are found fourteen of nitrogen, ten and a half of fatty matter, one and a half of saline matter, and seventy-four of water.
The berry consists of two parts, the husk and the kernel, the former being hard and difficult to bruise, and the latter soft and containing a large proportion of fatty matter.
The average proportion of fatty matterin butter is about 85 per cent.
If the remaining resin is perfectly brittle and pulverisable there is no fatty matter present, for 1 per cent.
The yellow dust of hops contains, moreover, traces of a fatty matter, gum, a small quantity of an azotised substance, and several saline combinations in minute quantity.
Milk contains a fatty matter of more or less consistency, modified very much according to the nature of the animals which afford it.
Next comes the question, "In what manner does bile aid in the absorption of fatty matter?
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