Radium Chlorid Solution (containing 1 milligram of radium chlorid in 100 cubic centimeters of water).
If this delinquency weren't a mental disorder, I'd prescribe a ten milligram dose of micrograine to be taken at the first quickening of the pulse prior to excitement.
Finally, upon awakening, a twenty-five milligram tablet of nitrolabe will lower the patient's capacity for anticipating excitement during the day.
We can detect by the smell one two-millionth of a milligram of oil of roses or musk, but we can detect one two-billionth of a milligram of mercaptan, which is the vilest smelling compound that man has so far invented.
If you do not know how much a milligram is consider a drop picked up by the point of a needle and imagine that divided into two billion parts.
Each new rider should be tested against a 5 or 10-milligram weight.
If discrepancies of more than a few tenths of a milligram (depending upon the total weight involved) are found, the weights should be returned for correction.
The rider should also be compared with a 5 or 10-milligram weight.
I would bet a hat that we have every milligramknown to the world at present.
A milligram a day kept old age away--which was not an advertising slogan but sound, practical geriatric science.
Every year a new age group of the population needed a milligram a day to keep old age away.
Tests in this laboratory showed that 1 milligram of cadmium-ion, or of lead-ion, in 100 c.
Now, the amount of sulphate-ion left in solution, which would be about one milligramper liter of the aqueous solution, may be reduced by the use of a small excess of the precipitant, barium chloride.
For the ordinary purposes of analysis, requiring the precipitation of say one milligram of any ion from 100 c.
Suppose the button in the example were a 1 milligram weight, then we should have found that 1 milligram = 8.
To the filtrate another milligramof bismuth was added and the separation with "soda" repeated.
The quantity of the substance to be weighed for the assay should not contain more than a milligram of iron; consequently, if the ore contain more than 0.
A difference of one milligram on the weight of the button of silver got represents a difference of 6 or 10 ounces per ton.
This is effected by means of "Nessler's" reagent, which strikes a brown colour with traces of ammonia, even with a few hundredths of a milligram in 100 c.
On a 500-milligram charge of bullion it may amount to from .
Then in a 50-gram charge there would be one chance in twenty of getting the milligram particle, in which case the result would be 12.
They lose slightly in weight when in use, but the loss is uniform, and averages half a milligramper month when in daily use.
But there are other ores, in lump showing no visible gold, which contain the gold in all possible degrees of fineness, from say prills of a milligram or so down to a most impalpable powder.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "milligram" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
