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Page 179
... cent ) , the other two were 28 and 29 per cent respectively . - Proc . Ohio Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 126 . Brown , L. A. , reports examining a sample of acetic acid , which was found to be 76.4 per cent of U. S. P. strength . - Bull ...
... cent ) , the other two were 28 and 29 per cent respectively . - Proc . Ohio Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 126 . Brown , L. A. , reports examining a sample of acetic acid , which was found to be 76.4 per cent of U. S. P. strength . - Bull ...
Page 187
... cent of HCl ; both exceeded the Ph . Ndl . IV requirement of 25 per cent . - Pharm . Weekblad , 1911 , v . 48 , p . 131 . Brown , Linwood A. , notes that hydrochloric acid is furnished in almost any strength and degree of purity desired ...
... cent of HCl ; both exceeded the Ph . Ndl . IV requirement of 25 per cent . - Pharm . Weekblad , 1911 , v . 48 , p . 131 . Brown , Linwood A. , notes that hydrochloric acid is furnished in almost any strength and degree of purity desired ...
Page 188
... cent absolute HCN . He asks what is meant by the U. S. P. requirement of " not less than 2 per cent , " and how much in excess of 2 per cent is allowable . - Proc . Pennsylvania Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 124 . Sayre , L. E. , found a ...
... cent absolute HCN . He asks what is meant by the U. S. P. requirement of " not less than 2 per cent , " and how much in excess of 2 per cent is allowable . - Proc . Pennsylvania Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 124 . Sayre , L. E. , found a ...
Page 197
... cent , U. S. P. , 92.5 per cent , 16 per cent , 10 per cent , and the fuming sulphuric acid containing sulphuric anhydride in solution . - Proc . Kentucky Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 91 . The Committee of Reference in Pharmacy ( Third ...
... cent , U. S. P. , 92.5 per cent , 16 per cent , 10 per cent , and the fuming sulphuric acid containing sulphuric anhydride in solution . - Proc . Kentucky Pharm . Assoc . 1911 , p . 91 . The Committee of Reference in Pharmacy ( Third ...
Page 200
... cent lead . One sample leaving 0.02 per cent ash was estimated as containing 0.002 per cent of iron as Fe , O ,. Southall Bros. & Barclay ( Rep . 1911 , Birmingham , 1912 , p . 39 ) report that mineral matter in tartaric acid still ...
... cent lead . One sample leaving 0.02 per cent ash was estimated as containing 0.002 per cent of iron as Fe , O ,. Southall Bros. & Barclay ( Rep . 1911 , Birmingham , 1912 , p . 39 ) report that mineral matter in tartaric acid still ...
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