Outlines of the clinical chemistry of urine / by C.A. Mac Munn.

  • Macmunn, Charles A., 1852-1911.
Date:
1889
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Credit: Outlines of the clinical chemistry of urine / by C.A. Mac Munn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    To convert degrees of Fahrenheifs tliermometer into those of the Centigrade scale, subtract 32, and multiply by f, or C. = (F.—32) ^ ; and conversely, to convert Centigrade read- ings to the Fahrenheit scale, multiply by | and add 32, or F. = I C. + 32. Tensions op Aqueous Vapour from 10' to 25°, for correc- tions USED IN the Hypobromite Process for Urea, in M.M. of Hg. 10° = 9-126 14° = 11-882 18° = 15-351 22° = 19-675 11° = 9-751 15 = 12-677 19° = 16-345 23° = 20-909 12° = 10-421 16° = 13-519 20° = 17-396 24° = 22-211 13° = 11-130 17° = 14-409 21° = 18-505 25° = 23-582 Fig. 64.—Lunge's Nitrometer. The accompanying figure should have been inserted on p, 51. It represents a nitrometer devised by Lunge, which can be used for urea estimation. To the tube projecting sideways from the three-way stop-cock (in left-hand tube) an india-rubber tube connected with the bottle holding the hypobromite and urine is attached, as in Gerrard's apparatus described on p. 51. Fig. 64.