A Treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacistsLea, 1895 - 679 pages |
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Page 52
... removed , and the largest rider is placed in the first , or , if necessary , in the second notch on the beam , where it may appear a little too light , and then the smaller riders are added as may be necessary to balance the beam ...
... removed , and the largest rider is placed in the first , or , if necessary , in the second notch on the beam , where it may appear a little too light , and then the smaller riders are added as may be necessary to balance the beam ...
Page 91
... removed . Leaves begin to lose their activity after the flowers appear , for the juices of the plant then go toward nourishing the latter ; they should therefore be collected when fully developed , before they begin to wither . Leaves ...
... removed . Leaves begin to lose their activity after the flowers appear , for the juices of the plant then go toward nourishing the latter ; they should therefore be collected when fully developed , before they begin to wither . Leaves ...
Page 93
... removed . Fibrous roots , as spigelia , wild gin- ger , serpentaria , and the like , require to be freed from adhering dirt and other roots that grow side by side with them , and have become mixed through careless gathering . Although ...
... removed . Fibrous roots , as spigelia , wild gin- ger , serpentaria , and the like , require to be freed from adhering dirt and other roots that grow side by side with them , and have become mixed through careless gathering . Although ...
Page 110
... in its bottom , as shown in f ; there is also a stopper , b , which is carefully ground to fit into the cup , and which is inserted after the glass bell , e , has been removed . 5 FIG . 92 . 5 When using the apparatus 110 GENERAL PHARMACY .
... in its bottom , as shown in f ; there is also a stopper , b , which is carefully ground to fit into the cup , and which is inserted after the glass bell , e , has been removed . 5 FIG . 92 . 5 When using the apparatus 110 GENERAL PHARMACY .
Page 111
... removed , which allows the solution to filter through the pledget of cotton and rise in the tube as far as the quantity of fluid will per- mit . If the filtered solution be allowed to flow back through the cotton once or twice , greater ...
... removed , which allows the solution to filter through the pledget of cotton and rise in the tube as far as the quantity of fluid will per- mit . If the filtered solution be allowed to flow back through the cotton once or twice , greater ...
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