Year-book of PharmacyJohn Churchill & Sons, 1918 Includes the transactions of the British Pharmaceutical Conference at its 7th-64th annual meetings. |
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Página 218 - The pliability and ductility of paraffin is determined as follows: A little of the melted substance is poured on water having a temperature of about 40 C., so as to form a number of separate films. The temperature of the bath is then gradually lowered by the addition of cold water to determine the pliability and ductility (pliability test). The film while immersed in water is doubled on itself and the temperature of the water at which the film breaks sharply on one fold is observed (ductility test)....
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