| dc.description.abstract | Preface the chlorides of lim&and soda haying* been
beneficially and extensively introduced into medical
practice, it became a matter of great importance
to obtain them of uniform strength and in
i
perfect combination, upon both of which their
i valuable properties mainly depend. by unremitted
attention for many months to experiments
i on the most extensive scale, these desiderata have
j
i been obtained ; and in my preparations, although
equally efficacious with those of the french for-
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mula, the evolution of chlorine is so gradual as
to be almost imperceptible to the most delicate
patient ; and by excluding the air, they will keep
for any length of time. | pt_BR |
