Category: History - Other
REFINING OF RAW SUGAR 44 WASHING 50 MELTING 54 DEFECATION 54 BONE-CHAR FILTRATION 59 CRYSTALLIZATION 65 PARTIAL DRYING 69 FINAL DRYING OF CRYSTALS 69 SCREENING 71 PACKING 73 CUBE SUGAR 77 POWDERED AND BAR SUGAR 79 YELLOW SUGARS 81 MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT 84 LABORATORY 87 COST OF...
REFINING OF RAW SUGAR 44 WASHING 50 MELTING 54 DEFECATION 54 BONE-CHAR FILTRATION 59 CRYSTALLIZATION 65 PARTIAL DRYING 69 FINAL DRYING OF CRYSTALS 69 SCREENING 71 PACKING 73 CUB...
2. PART II3. PART I4. PART II5. PART IAmong the many varieties of sugar the most important are the sucroses and the glucoses. They form a natural group of substances, chiefly of vegetable origin. Chemically consider...
6. PART IIIndia, the land that Kipling has called “the grim stepmother of mankind,” is, according to the best authorities, the original habitat of the sugar cane; and there is but little...
7. mill. The necessary funds were obtained from the government, the canelands being pledged as security for the loan, and the mills erected by this means became the property of the companies upon the payment of the loan. The large estates were gradu...