Webster's home, school and office dictionary . , merge, met; mite, mit; note, north, not; boon, bookhue, hut; think, then. ZYMOLOGY 593 ZYTHUM stance that by internal changes givesrise to a ferment. Also zymo-gene. zymology (zl-mol6-ji), n. the doc-trine of fermentation. Also zu-mology. zymometer (zi-mome-ter), n. an in-strument for ascertaining the degreeof fermentation in different zymosimeter. zymophyte (zimo-fit), n. a bacteroidferment. zymoscope (zimo-scop), n. an instru-ment invented by Zenneck to meas- ure the degrees of fermentingpower. zymosis (zl-mosis), n. a fermentatio
Webster's home, school and office dictionary . , merge, met; mite, mit; note, north, not; boon, bookhue, hut; think, then. ZYMOLOGY 593 ZYTHUM stance that by internal changes givesrise to a ferment. Also zymo-gene. zymology (zl-mol6-ji), n. the doc-trine of fermentation. Also zu-mology. zymometer (zi-mome-ter), n. an in-strument for ascertaining the degreeof fermentation in different zymosimeter. zymophyte (zimo-fit), n. a bacteroidferment. zymoscope (zimo-scop), n. an instru-ment invented by Zenneck to meas- ure the degrees of fermentingpower. zymosis (zl-mosis), n. a fermentation. zymotic (zl-motik), adj. producingfermentation, or a disease in which avirus works through the body like aferment, as cholera. zymurgy (zimer-ji), n. that branchof industrial chemistry which dealswith the processes of fermentationin brewing, wine-making, &c. zythum (zithum), n. an ancient bev-erage resembling beer, made frommalt and wheat. ate, arm, at, awl; me, merge, met; mite, mit; note, north, not; boon, book;hue, hut; think,
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