Essentials of practice of pharmacyW.B. Saunders, 1894 - 179 pages |
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... bottle is a bottle having a glass stopper with a capillary opening through it , and of a size to contain accurately 1000 grains ( sometimes 500 or 100 grs . ) of dis- tilled water at standard temperature . Such a bottle is accom- panied ...
... bottle is a bottle having a glass stopper with a capillary opening through it , and of a size to contain accurately 1000 grains ( sometimes 500 or 100 grs . ) of dis- tilled water at standard temperature . Such a bottle is accom- panied ...
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... bottle is capable of holding , is ascertained , and also noted . The latter weight will be the divisor ; the dividend will be the weight of any liquid of which the specific gravity is wanted . Hydrostatic Balance . The hydrostatic ...
... bottle is capable of holding , is ascertained , and also noted . The latter weight will be the divisor ; the dividend will be the weight of any liquid of which the specific gravity is wanted . Hydrostatic Balance . The hydrostatic ...
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... bottle of 300 - gr . water capacity and the bottle filled with water , the combined weight of its contents is 395 grs . What is the sp . gr . of the silver ? ( For substances soluble in water use any other suitable ALLIGATION IN ...
... bottle of 300 - gr . water capacity and the bottle filled with water , the combined weight of its contents is 395 grs . What is the sp . gr . of the silver ? ( For substances soluble in water use any other suitable ALLIGATION IN ...
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... bottle of 600 grs . water - capacity , and the bottle filled with alcohol ( sp . gr . .820 ) , the whole contents weigh 700 grs . What is the sp . gr . of the powder ? ( 18 ) How many kilograms in 10 liters of ether ( sp . gr . .725 ) ...
... bottle of 600 grs . water - capacity , and the bottle filled with alcohol ( sp . gr . .820 ) , the whole contents weigh 700 grs . What is the sp . gr . of the powder ? ( 18 ) How many kilograms in 10 liters of ether ( sp . gr . .725 ) ...
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... bottles or jars , adding the required menstruum , setting aside and agitating occasion- ally , from 2 to 16 days , when the liquid is poured off and the residue expressed . What materials are most suitably extracted by maceration ? Non ...
... bottles or jars , adding the required menstruum , setting aside and agitating occasion- ally , from 2 to 16 days , when the liquid is poured off and the residue expressed . What materials are most suitably extracted by maceration ? Non ...
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