Class   127	SUGAR, STARCH, AND CARBOHYDRATES
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APPARATUS

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. (1 indent ) Hydrolyzing

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. (1 indent ) Treating sacchariferous material

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.. (2 indent ) Leaching or diffusion

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... (3 indent ) Combined disintegrator

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... (3 indent ) Advancing solid material

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.... (4 indent ) Multiple stage

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.... (4 indent ) Tubular cell

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... (3 indent ) Diffusion batteries

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.. (2 indent ) Treating sacchariferous solutions

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... (3 indent ) Dialyzers

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... (3 indent ) Defecating apparatus

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.... (4 indent ) Gas and liquid contact

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.... (4 indent ) Separating tanks

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.... (4 indent ) Mixing tanks

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.. (2 indent ) Forming crystals

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... (3 indent ) Concentrating and crystallizing

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.. (2 indent ) Treating crystals

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... (3 indent ) Purging and molding

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.... (4 indent ) Centrifugal

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... (3 indent ) Purging

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... (3 indent ) Granulating and mixing

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... (3 indent ) Melting or dissolving

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. (1 indent ) Treating amylaceous material

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.. (2 indent ) Separating and purifying

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... (3 indent ) Screens or washers

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... (3 indent ) Tables

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... (3 indent ) Decanters or settling tanks

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.. (2 indent ) Cookers

PRODUCTS

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. (1 indent ) Miscellaneous

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. (1 indent ) Sugars only

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.. (2 indent ) Lactose

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. (1 indent ) Modified starches

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.. (2 indent ) Added chemical

PROCESSES

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. (1 indent ) Carbohydrate manufacture and refining

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.. (2 indent ) Hydrolysis of carbohydrates

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... (3 indent ) Cellulose material

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... (3 indent ) Amylaceous material

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.... (4 indent ) With preliminary purification of starch

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.... (4 indent ) With purification of product

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... (3 indent ) Inversion of sucrose

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.. (2 indent ) Sugar manufacture and refining

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... (3 indent ) Extracting from solid material

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.... (4 indent ) Chemical treatment

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.... (4 indent ) Counterflow

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... (3 indent ) Treatment of sacchariferous solutions

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.... (4 indent ) Involving ion manipulation, e.g., ion exchange, etc.

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....• (5 indent ) For ion exclusion

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.... (4 indent ) Chemical precipitation of sucrose

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.... (4 indent ) Chemical precipitation of impurities

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....• (5 indent ) Impregnated absorbent

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....• (5 indent ) Alkaline reagent followed by precipitant

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....• (5 indent ) Acid reagent followed by precipitant

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....• (5 indent ) Gassing

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.... (4 indent ) Physical separation of impurities

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....• (5 indent ) Dialysis

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....• (5 indent ) Filtering or sorption

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....• (5 indent ) Centrifuging

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....• (5 indent ) Settling or flotation

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.... (4 indent ) Crystallizing or solidifying

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....• (5 indent ) Molding

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....• (5 indent ) Seeding

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....• (5 indent ) Evaporating to crystallization

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....•. (6 indent ) Return of intermediate products

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... (3 indent ) Treating solid sugar or crystals

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.... (4 indent ) Purging or bleaching

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.. (2 indent ) Starch manufacture and refining

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... (3 indent ) Tubers

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... (3 indent ) Treatment of starch-bearing material

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.... (4 indent ) Steeping

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.... (4 indent ) Treatment of amylaceous liquids

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....• (5 indent ) Chemical

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... (3 indent ) Treating starch

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