...should contain at least 25 per cent of available chlorine. It may be purchased by the quantity at 34 cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution recommended is therefore but little more than 1 cent a gallon. A clear solution may be obtained by filtration or by décantation,...

...should contain at lea»l 2.1 per cent, of available chlorine. It m»y be pure-hand! by the quantity at 6 cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution recommended is therefore lest* than two cents a - .lion. A clear solution may be obtained by filtration or by decantution, but...

...sick room and of privy vaults, etc.: (1) NOTE.— Good chloride of lime should contain at least V, per cent of available chlorine. (See preliminary report...cents a gallon. A clear solution may be obtained by fl lteration or by decantatlon, but the insoluble sediment does no harm, and this is an unnecessary...

...recommended for the disinfection of excreta in the sick room and of privy vaults, etc.: (1) NOTE.— Good chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per...purchased by the quantity at five cents per pound. The cost'of the standard solution recommended Is therefore less than two cents a gallon. A clear solution...

...of chloride of lime, and has no special advantages for the purposes mentioned. It may, however, be 1 Good chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per...page 147.) It may be purchased by the quantity at 5 cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution recommended is therefore less than two cents a...

...Medical -Ve'rx, Philadelphia. February 7, 1885. page 147). It may bo purchased by the quantity at 5 cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution...cents a gallon. A clear solution may be obtained by nltration or by decantation, but the insoluble sediment does no harm* and this is an unnecessary refinement....

...purts of soft water. This solution is more expensive! than the solution of chloride of "NOTE.— Uood chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per cent-...preliminary report of committee on disinfectants; Tltr Medical tYem, Philadelphia, February 7, 1885, page 147). It may be purchased by the quantity at...

...with a suitable disinfecting agent. For this purpose Standard Solution No. 3 may be used, *NoTE. — Good chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per...report of committee on disinfectants; The Medical Newt, Philadelphia, February 7, 1885, page 147.) It may be purchased by the quantity at 5 cents per...

...chloride of lime of the best quality* in pure water, in the proportion of four ounces to the gallon. •Good chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per cent of available chlorine. (See ante.) It may be purchased by the quantity at 3.^ cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution...

...It may, however, be used in the same manner as recommended for Standard Solution No. 1. * NOTE.— Good chloride of lime should contain at least 25 per cent, of available chlorine. It may be purchased by the quantity at 5 cents per pound. The cost of the standard solution recommended...