American Journal of Pharmacy, Volumen40Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science., 1868 |
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... glass . There are several very good sets of models of crystals , of glass and wood , and skeleton crystals , and , in many instances , a salt is accompanied by a model of its crystal . There are many fine crystallizations of the mineral ...
... glass . There are several very good sets of models of crystals , of glass and wood , and skeleton crystals , and , in many instances , a salt is accompanied by a model of its crystal . There are many fine crystallizations of the mineral ...
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... glass percolator with moderate pressure ; in the same way treat the coarser powder and proceed with the percolation till three pints have been obtained ; evaporate this on a water bath to twelve fluidounces ; mix with it four ...
... glass percolator with moderate pressure ; in the same way treat the coarser powder and proceed with the percolation till three pints have been obtained ; evaporate this on a water bath to twelve fluidounces ; mix with it four ...
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... glass syringe , the piston being removed and an india - rubber ball substituted ; the bottle being taken in one hand and the syringe in the other , the fluid ingredients are to be stirred with the syringe till they begin to thicken ...
... glass syringe , the piston being removed and an india - rubber ball substituted ; the bottle being taken in one hand and the syringe in the other , the fluid ingredients are to be stirred with the syringe till they begin to thicken ...
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... glass is formed , susceptible of mould and polish , and capable of being manufactured into an endless variety of useful and ornamental articles , and probably many utensils for chemical and pharmaceutical use will be made of it . A ...
... glass is formed , susceptible of mould and polish , and capable of being manufactured into an endless variety of useful and ornamental articles , and probably many utensils for chemical and pharmaceutical use will be made of it . A ...
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... glass . The ware seems to be stronger than glass . - Proc . Am . Pharm . Association , 1867 . SWEET SPIRIT OF NITRE . BY A. THEOD . MOITH . Not many apothecaries will be able or willing to prepare sweet spirit of nitre according to the ...
... glass . The ware seems to be stronger than glass . - Proc . Am . Pharm . Association , 1867 . SWEET SPIRIT OF NITRE . BY A. THEOD . MOITH . Not many apothecaries will be able or willing to prepare sweet spirit of nitre according to the ...
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Página 398 - From and after the 31st day of December, 1868, it shall be unlawful for any person to sell or keep open shop for retailing, dispensing or compounding poisons, or to assume or use the title 'chemist and druggist...
Página 475 - In gratitude for the relief of human suffering by the inhaling of ether, a citizen of Boston has erected this monument, AD MDCCCLXVII. The gift of Thomas Lee.
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