| 1885 - 436 pages
...disinfectant solution and no article should be permitted to leave the infected room until so treated. Clothing may also be disinfected by immersion for...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water — one gallon in ten . Disinfection of the nick room. — In the sick room... | |
| 1891 - 454 pages
...After which they may be rung out and sent to the wash. NB — Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be placed in metal receptacles, for the salt is...a suitable receptacle for such solutions. Clothing or bedding which can not be washed should be disinfected by steam in a properly constructed disinfection... | |
| 1890 - 470 pages
...should not be placed in metal receptacle». A wooden tub or earthern crock is a suitable reteptade. Clothing may also be disinfected by immersion for...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution, No. 1, with 9 parts water — one gallon in ten. This solution is preferable to the poisonous solution... | |
| 1886 - 1154 pages
...after which they may be wrung out and sent to the wash. NB Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be placed in metal receptacles, for the salt is...and the mercury precipitated by contact with copper, * Mercuric chloride (corrosive sublimate) i • soluble in cold water in the proportion of one part... | |
| 1885 - 606 pages
...wrung out and sent to the wash. NB— Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be -placed in rr.etal receptacles, for the salt is decomposed, and the mercury...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water — one gallon in ten. This solution is preferable for general use, especially... | |
| Tennessee. State Board of Health - 1885 - 634 pages
...after which they may be wrung out and sent to the wash. N. B Solutions nf corrosive sublimate should not be placed in metal receptacles, for the salt is...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water — one gallon in ten. This solution is preferable for general use, especially... | |
| 1885 - 632 pages
...which they may be wrung out and sent to the wa-sh. NB Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not he placed in metal receptacles, for the salt is decomposed...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water — one gallon in ton. This solution is preferable for general use, especially... | |
| Iowa. Board of Health - 1885 - 606 pages
...wrung out and sent to the wash. NB — Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be placed in rr,etal receptacles, for the salt is decomposed, and the mercury...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water — one gallon hi ten. This solution is preferable for general use, especially... | |
| Iowa. State Department of Health - 1885 - 602 pages
...sent to the wash. NB— Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be placed in r,\etal receptaeiw, for the salt is decomposed, and the mercury precipitated...a solution made by diluting Standard Solution No. 1 with nine parts of water— one gallon in ten. This solution is preferable for general use, especially... | |
| 1885 - 464 pages
...hours, after which they may be wrung and sent to the wash.f NB Solutions of corrosive sublimate should not be placed in metal receptacles, for the salt is...crock is a suitable receptacle for such solutions. • Mercuric chloride (corrosive sublimate) is soluble in cold water in the proportion of one part... | |
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