 The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of heat, which would be injurious to the quality of the powder. The pulverization being deemed sufficient, the substance is sifted through a silk sieve,...  The Technologist. Ed. by P.L. Simmonds - Sivu 540muokkaaja - 1863Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | United States. Congress. Senate - 1862 - 1092 sivua
...laboratory. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed half a kilogramme (about one pound two drachms) at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of heat,...injurious to the quality of the powder. The pulverization hi-iiig deemed sufficient, the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with... | |
 | Wisconsin State Horticultural Society - 1881 - 362 sivua
...pharmaceutic substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. "The... | |
 | 1881 - 1090 sivua
...pharmaceutic substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. The... | |
 | Wisconsin State Agricultural Society - 1881 - 512 sivua
...pharmaceutic substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. " The... | |
 | Wisconsin State Horticultural Society - 1881 - 364 sivua
...pharmaceutic substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. "The... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - 1882 - 894 sivua
...pharmaceutie substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. The... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - 1882 - 900 sivua
...pharmaceulie substances in a lalK>ratory, will answer. The qnantity to he pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of (lowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. The... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1882 - 928 sivua
...laboratory, will 2E5wer. The quantity to bo pulverized should not exceed ови ]>onnd at a timo, thug avoiding too high a degree of heat, which would be...sufficient, the substance is sifted through a silk nevo, £nd then the remainder, with a new addition of Ho were, is pat in the morur and pulverized again.... | |
 | Government Printing Office - 1882 - 910 sivua
...laboratory, will sEswer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus ivoiding too high a degree of heat, which would be injurious...powder. The pulverization being deemed sufficient, the substance¿ie sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers,... | |
 | United States Entomological Commission - 1885 - 730 sivua
...pharmacentic substances in a laboratory, will answer. The quantity to be pulverized should not exceed one pound at a time, thus avoiding too high a degree of...the substance is sifted through a silk sieve, and then the remainder, with a new addition of flowers, is put in the mortar and pulverized again. The... | |
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