If a turbidity is noticed toward the end of the neutralization it is an indication that the anhydride is incompletely hydrolyzed and inasmuch as the indicator is withdrawn from the solution, results may be incorrect.
Since waxes contain no glycerol, they give no odor of acrolein when heated with dehydrating agents, do not become rancid, and are less easily hydrolyzed than the fats.
Beyond the fact that when they are hydrolyzed they yield quinoline and indole, their composition is unknown.
They are much more easily hydrolyzed than the other members of this group, and whenhydrolyzed yield various sugars, chiefly galactose, mannose, and the pentoses.
The facts that they are extracted from tissues by the same solvents which extract fats and that they yield fatty acids when hydrolyzed account for the name "lipoid," which comes from the Greek word meaning fat.
When hydrolyzed it yields glucose, fructose, and two (or more) molecules of galactose.
It appears that sucrose, while easily soluble, is not readily translocated, or utilized, by plants until after it has been hydrolyzed into its constituent hexoses.
It is not fermented by ordinary top-yeasts, but is first hydrolyzed and then fermented by the enzymes present in bottom-yeasts.
This expectation was based on the idea that the enzyme did not alter the equilibrium between the hydrolyzed and non-hydrolyzed part of the substrate but only accelerated the rate with which the equilibrium was reached.
It turned out, however, that what he took for maltose was not this compound but an isomer, namely isomaltose, which has a different molecular configuration and cannot be hydrolyzed by the enzyme maltase.
If regeneration takes place in pieces which take up no food the newly formed organs must originate from material absorbed from cells of the animal which arehydrolyzed and whose material serves as food for those cells which grow.
A portion of it gave a reddish colored precipitate with sodium carbonate as in the case when the tar was hydrolyzed with sulphuric acid.
Experiments to be described under "The Poison" showed that the ether extract from the Soxhlet apparatus contained a substance which yielded rhamnose when hydrolyzed by dilute sulphuric acid.
The poisonous tar was not hydrolyzed by boiling with a dilute solution of sodium carbonate.
Chromic salts are usually hydrolyzed to some extent, but this extent is very different even in water, according to the nature of the acid radical.
These are soluble in alkalies, acids and water, and are readily hydrolyzedfurther into amido acids and acid amides.
It should be remembered that both these salts are hydrolyzed in solution, and therefore increase slightly the amount of free acid present.
This is determined by the extent to which the chromic salt is hydrolyzed to form the tanning sol and free acid, and by the concentration and nature of this free acid as well as of other substances.
Wilson has even suggested that the proteid molecule is in time partly hydrolyzed with the formation of a chromic salt with the acid groups.
As we have observed, gelatine is readily hydrolyzed by hot water, and as hot water is needed for its extraction or solution, care must be taken to remove the solution as soon as possible from the source of heat.
They are also very readily hydrolyzed even with water, and the products of hydrolysis are even more similar.
The alum is, of course, hydrolyzed and free sulphuric acid is quickly adsorbed, whilst the colloidal solution of alumina is adsorbed also but more slowly.
The material is plumped up and the partially hydrolyzedproducts are taken into solution.
The carbonates are occasionally partially hydrolyzed to basic carbonates.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hydrolyzed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
