Abstract
Summary 1.A modification of the colorimetric method for the determination of manganese in biological material was developed whereby the interference of the precipitation of chlorides and phosphates were avoided. 2.Colostrum milk (cows') contains much more manganese than does normal milk, the first sample after parturition being especially high in manganese. 3.Sheep milk is higher in manganese than is cows' or horse milk. 4.The manganese content of sheep milk tends to increase toward the end of lactation. Normal horse milk contains slightly more manganese than does normal cows' milk.
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