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Plate IV: Crystals of Phenylglucosazone

  • 1898

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Illustrated plate depicting the crystalline compound phenylglucosazone formed as part of a test to detect the presence of sugar in urine. After the work of internist Rudolf von Jaksch (1855-1947).

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“Plate IV: Crystals of Phenylglucosazone.” Practical Uranalysis and Urinary Diagnosis, 1898. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/f1881m93b.

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