The comparative effect of mildly alkaline and acid (soapless) dentifrices and certain flavoring materials on the flow of saliva View on Open Library

The comparative effect of mildly alkaline and acid (soapless) dentifrices and certain flavoring materials on the flow of saliva

by Herbert Horace Bunzell

No reviews yet
First published: 1924 1 language
Subjects
Dental chemistry Saliva Toothpastes Chemistry

Reviews

Log in or sign up to write a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first!

More by Herbert Horace Bunzell

Everyday with chemistry

Everyday with chemistry

A comparison of soap-containing and soapless dentifrices in their effect on the reaction of saliva

A comparison of soap-containing and soap...

On the true acidity or alkalinity (hydrogen ion concentration) of mixed normal human saliva as obtained from the resting mouth

On the true acidity or alkalinity (hydro...

Chemistry at the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania

Chemistry at the Woman's Medical College...

"Curdling" of the mucin in the saliva

"Curdling" of the mucin in the saliva

You Might Also Like

More in Dental chemistry
Hydroxyapatite Coatings for Biomedical Applications

Hydroxyapatite Coatings for Biomedical A...

Sam Zhang
Intelligent Polymers for Nanomedicine and Biotechnologies

Intelligent Polymers for Nanomedicine an...

Magdalena Aflori
Biomaterials Surface Science

Biomaterials Surface Science

Andreas Taubert
The chemistry and metallurgy of dental materials

The chemistry and metallurgy of dental m...

J. Campbell Smith
Dental Biotribology

Dental Biotribology

Zhong-Rong Zhou
Bio Monomers for Green Polymeric Composite Materials

Bio Monomers for Green Polymeric Composi...

P. M. Visakh