... soundness, it is best to err on the safety side. No cans with loose or distended tin should be passed for food unless proved sound ...

... soundness, it is best to err on the safety side. No cans with loose or distended tin should be passed for food unless proved sound ...

... Center under concrace with che institute. Once the safety and efficacy of the preparation are established tin chimpanzees, prelininary human clinical trials of pre= and ...

... it of use to bring the point of tin needle into the anterior chamber of the eye (which is often the case), he may do this with the greatest safety, for the edges ofthe needle will not wound ...

... grains, and tbe compound oxide of gold and tin in rather smaller quantities. The pure or simple muriate was too caustic and deli- quescent to be employed with safety, which induced Dr. Chrestein to com- bine it ...

... of Citric Acid ; which see. Tin. Pure metallic Tin is not at all poisonous. Water may be kept, boiled, or conveyed in vessels or pipes made of it, with entire safety. If it is ever alloyed with lead, which ...

... Ag 71 PATTON, REV. JOHN H.and WARKEN TIN JOHN . Dialogue on supervision and consultation. J Pastoral Care 25: 165 — 74 S 71 PATTON,RICHARD M. Life safety system. Fire J 65: 48-52 Ja 71 ...

... indelible.......................................................................................number.. 4 ... 1 Plumbi acetas comp., C. T., 50in ...

... composed of i. ii. Bismuth 2 8 parts Tin 1 3 “ Lead 1 8 “ The first fuses at 93° C. and the second at 94° C. They were used as safety-plates and inserted in the top of steam ...

... placed the fumi- gating apparatus, consisting of a tin framework with a thin iron plate, and a small spirit lamp, so situated as not to endanger the safety of the person. The most suitable mercurial preparations ...