An historical review of the chemistry of carnauba wax

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• The Higher n-Aliphatic Acids and their Methyl and Ethyl Esters
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• The constitution of the primary alcohols, fatty acids and paraffins present in plant and insect waxes
  Biochemical Journal, 1934
• Melting-points and long crystal spacings of the higher primary alcohols and n-fatty acids
  Biochemical Journal, 1934
• The isolation of n-octacosanol from wheat wax
  Biochemical Journal, 1933
• The wax constituents of forage grasses
  Biochemical Journal, 1931
• Synthesis and crystal spacings of certain long-chain paraffins, ketones and secondary alcohols
  Biochemical Journal, 1931
• The n-fatty acids
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• Beiträge zur Kenntnis des Melissylalkohols und der Melissinsäure
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• VII.—On the chemical composition of canaüba wax
  Journal of the Chemical Society, 1869