See lactine on Wiktionary
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"word": "Talcéin"
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"(1836) Du latin lac, lactis (« lait »), et la finale chimique -ine. Terme proposé par Louis Jacques Thénard en remplacement de \"sucre de lait\" nom donné par Carl Wilhelm Scheele à cette substance."
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"ref": "VIIᵉ Congrès international d’agriculture, Rome, avril-mai 1903, volume 1, partie 2, 1903",
"text": "La conséquence en est la présence d’acide lactique et la diminution proportionnelle de la quantité de lactine, aux dépens de laquelle s’est formé l’acide ."
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"Ancien nom du lactose."
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"(1836) Du latin lac, lactis (« lait »), et la finale chimique -ine. Terme proposé par Louis Jacques Thénard en remplacement de \"sucre de lait\" nom donné par Carl Wilhelm Scheele à cette substance."
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