A Treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacistsLea, 1895 - 679 pages |
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Page 57
... cold temperature , by contraction , increases the density of alcohol the instrument cannot sink so low in the liquid if the temperature be below 15.6 ° C. as when normal ; an additive correction in the reading of the scale must ...
... cold temperature , by contraction , increases the density of alcohol the instrument cannot sink so low in the liquid if the temperature be below 15.6 ° C. as when normal ; an additive correction in the reading of the scale must ...
Page 70
... cold . No body is entirely without motion of its molecules , hence the terms heat and cold are merely relative ; moreover different bodies have different capacities for heat , as is clearly proven by two persons entering the same ...
... cold . No body is entirely without motion of its molecules , hence the terms heat and cold are merely relative ; moreover different bodies have different capacities for heat , as is clearly proven by two persons entering the same ...
Page 109
... cold which become soluble by the aid of increased temperature . The effect of the application of heat is the establishment of currents in the liquid which will facilitate solution just as agitation of the vessel favors the same result ...
... cold which become soluble by the aid of increased temperature . The effect of the application of heat is the establishment of currents in the liquid which will facilitate solution just as agitation of the vessel favors the same result ...
Page 110
... cold , and will be readily deposited if their solutions be boiled . The Pharmacopoeia , in the case of nearly every soluble substance , indicates the degree of solubility by stating the number of parts by weight of the solvent necessary ...
... cold , and will be readily deposited if their solutions be boiled . The Pharmacopoeia , in the case of nearly every soluble substance , indicates the degree of solubility by stating the number of parts by weight of the solvent necessary ...
Page 111
... cold . The tare of the stoppered tube having previously been ascertained , the increase in weight must represent the weight of the solu- tion contained therein . After transferring the solution to a tared capsule or beaker , the tube is ...
... cold . The tare of the stoppered tube having previously been ascertained , the increase in weight must represent the weight of the solu- tion contained therein . After transferring the solution to a tared capsule or beaker , the tube is ...
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