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PREVIOUS chemical studies of vitamin E have shown it to be a substance which can readily be concentrated in the unsaponifiable fraction of certain oils. The properties of these concentrated preparations indicate that the active substance possesses a relatively high degree of stability. The original investigations of Evans and Burr [1927, 1] showed that the vitamin is not readily destroyed by I
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