A Treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacistsLea, 1895 - 679 pages |
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... quantities less than an ounce being usually designated by common fractions , such as oz . , oz . , oz . , or in ... quantity intended , which is expressed in Roman numericals , thus , gr . j , for one grain , Dij , for two scruples ...
... quantities less than an ounce being usually designated by common fractions , such as oz . , oz . , oz . , or in ... quantity intended , which is expressed in Roman numericals , thus , gr . j , for one grain , Dij , for two scruples ...
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... quantities ranging from 30 grains to 2 or 3 ounces , and should be sensitive to at least grain ; while the other should be confined to quantities never greater than 2 grammes or 30 grains , and should respond readily to a change in ...
... quantities ranging from 30 grains to 2 or 3 ounces , and should be sensitive to at least grain ; while the other should be confined to quantities never greater than 2 grammes or 30 grains , and should respond readily to a change in ...
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... quantity of liquid is available for taking the specific gravity the loaded cylinder may be replaced by a small glass or platinum weight of the shape shown in Fig . 30 ; or Grauer's method may be followed . This consists in using a small ...
... quantity of liquid is available for taking the specific gravity the loaded cylinder may be replaced by a small glass or platinum weight of the shape shown in Fig . 30 ; or Grauer's method may be followed . This consists in using a small ...
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... quantities of liquid are available , as sufficient liquid is required to immerse the glass thermometer completely ... quantity has been added to increase the specific gravity of the mixture to that indicated on the bead , when it will ...
... quantities of liquid are available , as sufficient liquid is required to immerse the glass thermometer completely ... quantity has been added to increase the specific gravity of the mixture to that indicated on the bead , when it will ...
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... quantity by the given percentage and divide by the required percentage ; the quotient will be the quantity to which the liquid must be diluted by the addition of water . Since alcohol is fre- quently reduced in volume percentage , and ...
... quantity by the given percentage and divide by the required percentage ; the quotient will be the quantity to which the liquid must be diluted by the addition of water . Since alcohol is fre- quently reduced in volume percentage , and ...
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