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October 1, 1950Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada

Note on the Colorimetric Estimation of Trimethylamine

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Abstract

Using the Dyer picrate method for trimethylamine determination the Evelyn 400 mμ filter is more satisfactory than the 420 filter.

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W. J. Dyer (1950) studied this question.

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