Mr. Blaine first introduced the chlorinated lime for the accomplishment of these purposes.
I next, with the forceps and knife, cleaned the others, and ordered the diluted chlorinated lime to be alternated with tincture of myrrh and water.
The decayed and loose teeth being removed, chlorinated lime diluted with 15 or 20 times its bulk of water should be applied to the gums.
Chlorine= is a good germicide, but is very irritating, poisonous, and dangerous to handle; it is evolved by the decomposition of chlorinated lime with sulphuric acid.
I'd go out in my spacesuit into their chlorinated atmosphere, I'd stand in front of one of them and talk a blue streak, think a blue streak.
Chloride of Lime (Chlorinated lime) is also a very good disinfectant.
Solution of chlorinated soda, four fluid ounces; water ten ounces, useful for hands and dishes, not silverware.
A rose-red colour is produced by the action of nitric acid, and chlorinated lime first reddens and then bleaches it.
The ordinary method of manufacturing chloroform is by distilling alcohol with chlorinated lime; but another mode is now much in use--viz.
The opinion of fish culturists as to the action of chlorinated waters upon fish eggs in hatcheries is almost unanimously to the effect that it is a destructive one.
Although claims have been made that the consumption of chlorinated water has produced "colic" no corroborative evidence has been adduced and the symptoms have probably been due to some other cause.
Many continuous physiological tests have been made of the effect of chlorinated water on small fish and have shown that the concentration used in water treatment is without effect.
This method of treatment, practically unknown fifteen years ago, has advanced in popularity during the last decade in a most remarkable manner, and in 1918 over forty millions of people are being supplied with chlorinated water.
Chlorine also forms chlorinated organic compounds by action on the organic matter present in water and some of the objectionable tastes and odours of chlorinated waters have been attributed to this agency.
The effect of chlorinated water upon seeds, plants, and flowers has been investigated by the Dominion Department of Agriculture and Dr.
When chlorinated water is passed through closed conduits and basins the effect of light is of course nil but in open conduits and reservoirs this factor is appreciable and reduces the necessary contact period.
Chlorinated water, it has been alleged on many occasions, causes rapid corrosion of galvanised iron water services and especially of the water tubes of boilers, water heaters, etc.
By the addition of common salt with the batch of ore, such of its constituents as are amenable to the action of chlorine are chlorinated as well as freed from sulphur.
The chlorinated water was then drawn off containing the gold in solution which was deposited as a brown powder by the addition of sulphate of iron.
Chlorinated Lime or Chlorinated Soda: injections of the solution.
Mercury: wash with chlorine water, or chlorinated soda, and dust with calomel and oxide of zinc in equal quantities.
The water was ice-cold and wonderfully refreshing after the lukewarm, chlorinated stuff which had corroded our insides for so long.
It was so heavily chlorinated and nauseous that one drank it as medicine.
Moreover, an investigation of the products dissolved by sodium sulphite solution from the chlorinated fibre has shown that they are practically free from furfuroids.
The chlorinated derivative is entirely soluble in sodium sulphite solution.
Under the conditions adopted in dissolving away the chlorinated lignone the original non-benzoated lignocellulose would have yielded a cellulose giving 6 to 7 p.
Later on water from even this source had to be chlorinated and the well lost its charm.
It is safer to keep out of swimming tanks that are not filtered or refilled constantly, or chemically purified as by chlorinated lime.
These deleterious chlorinated oily compounds may be removed by agitation with strong sulphuric acid, or by distillation from it.
A solution ofchlorinated soda, or, as it is commonly called, 'chloride of soda.
The persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons--DDT and its relatives--last for a long time after being released into the environment, concentrating at various points in the natural food chain and often in man himself.
Good Health" as the general agent, entitled the bearer merely to ride on foot or horseback and was actually an advertisement of Kingsland's Chlorinated Tablets.
A trade card advertising Kingsland's Chlorinated Tablets, which closely resembled a railroad pass.
The manufacturer has found that development of a red color (due to formation of permanganate from the manganese contained in the chlorinated lime) is indicative of deterioration, and therefore warns against any solution which has become pink.
The solution is prepared by decomposingchlorinated lime suspended in water with sodium carbonate and adding to the solution obtained a freshly prepared solution of electrolyzed sodium chlorid.
Chloron is inferior as an antiseptic to the well-known surgical solution of chlorinated soda on account of its low chlorin content and uncontrolled reaction.
In the case of the Abbott chlorinated eucalyptol a slight turbidity is caused by this test; the Squibb product shows no reaction.
It is claimed that Chlorlyptus is a new “chlorinated antiseptic,” highly efficient as a wound antiseptic and at the same time nonirritant and nontoxic.
When this test is carried out on chlorinated eucalyptol-Abbott, a small amount of iodine is liberated in a few minutes but does not increase, showing a slight initial acidity without further hydrolysis.
The chlorine content of chlorinated eucalyptol-Abbott is found to be 0.
Among these materials are certain chlorinated hydrocarbons related to DDT.
Some authorities are recommending the use ofchlorinated lime (calcium hypochlorite) during the sprouting period to discourage the growth of mold and bacteria.
This chlorinated water should be used for the last sprinkling each day, and at other times plain water should be used.
Put the chlorinated lime in a 12 litre flask with 5 litres of ordinary water and let stand over night.
If in an emergency it is necessary to triturate the chlorinated lime in a mortar, do so only with water, never with the solution of the soda salts.
As now made, roburite is a mixture of ammonium nitrate and chlorinated di-nitro-benzol.
The two substances are ammonium nitrate and chlorinated di-nitro-benzol.
Water was taken from the river, and chlorinated in tanks on board.
There is only one consolation in drinking well chlorinated water.
At first it was sedimented with alum, which precipitated the suspended matter in a gelatinous mass, and the clear fluid was chlorinated with bleaching powder.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chlorinated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
