A = 771.9: B = -11.15: C = 0.053

As will be observed, the effect of heat appears to be the same upon the

two typical gum arabics quoted above, an increase of temperature from

18° C. to 50° C. decreasing the viscosity by nearly one half in both

cases, and the same seems to be true of most gum arabics. Roughly also

the same holds good for Ghattis, as the following numbers show:

------------+-------------+------------|

Gum. | Z at 18° C. | Z at 50° C.|

------------+-------------+------------|

Gum arabic. | 1016 | 579 |

Gum arabic. | 428 | 228 |

Gum arabic. | 609 | 347 |

Gum arabic. | 581 | 258 |

Ghatti. | 572 | 306 |

Ghatti. | 782 | 418 |

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The following table shows the effect of heat upon the viscosity of a

typical Ghatti:

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