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RJ Havel, HA Eder, JH Bragdon - The Journal of clinical …, 1955 - Am Soc Clin Investig
RJ Havel, HA Eder, JH Bragdon
The Journal of clinical investigation, 1955•Am Soc Clin InvestigMETHODS The density of serum was raised by the addition of concentrated salt solution.
The stock salt solution con-tained 153.0 gin. sodium chloride and 354.0 gm. potassium
bromide per liter (density: 1.346). Solutions of lower density were prepared by dilution of the
stock solution with 0.15 M sodium chloride solution (density: 1.005) according to the formula:
The stock salt solution con-tained 153.0 gin. sodium chloride and 354.0 gm. potassium
bromide per liter (density: 1.346). Solutions of lower density were prepared by dilution of the
stock solution with 0.15 M sodium chloride solution (density: 1.005) according to the formula:
METHODS The density of serum was raised by the addition of concentrated salt solution. The stock salt solution con-tained 153.0 gin. sodium chloride and 354.0 gm. potassium bromide per liter (density: 1.346). Solutions of lower density were prepared by dilution of the stock solution with 0.15 M sodium chloride solution (density: 1.005) according to the formula:
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