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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «PUTREFIABLE»
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1
The W.D. Drainage Manual: 1907
By the liquefaction of much of the suspended organic matter in the sewage, the
deposition of large quantities of putrefiable organic sludge is prevented, and one
of the chief difficulties of the older sewage works — the disposal of a sludge ...
Great Britain. War Office,
1908
2
On the relations of micro-organisms to disease
To secure cleanliness — freedom of the wound from all putrefiable materials —
surgeons now more generally appreciate the importance of ligating or twisting
every vessel, however small, which could bleed when, with the discontinuance of
...
William Thomas Belfield,
1884
He separated a liquid in fermentation or putrefaction from a liquid simply
fermentescible or putrefiable by means of a membrane which permitted the fluids
to pass from one compartment to the other to mix, but which arrested solid bodies
in the ...
4
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
210—18.) The process of segregating and disposing of antiseptic sewage and
purifying putrefiable sewage from a source adjacent to that of said antiseptic
sewage, consisting In conducting the putrefiable sewage Into an Influence that
effects ...
United States. Patent Office,
1920
Well, if it contains putrefiable material, that will certainly use up oxygen, will it not
? 8759. Oh, yes? — And in that way alone it would have a prejudicial effect, or
might have. I do not quite see at the moment the need of any other. 8760.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1901
6
The New York Journal of Medicine
Those parts of the body which I have termed the " seat and stronghold of life,"
especially the digestive organs and the brain, are among the most putrefiable we
possess. The nameless " conditions" therefore, so vaguely and uninstructively ...
Process of Treating Sewage. John W. \Nilson, San Diego, Cal. The process of
segregating and disposing of antiseptic sewage and purifying putrefiable sewage
from a source adjacent to that of said antiseptic sewage, consisting in conducting
...
8
The Therapeutic Gazette
sential requirements of such a diet are : To reduce the putrefiable protein
ingested to a rational minimum — that is, to a minimum which fits the particular
case ; to keep the contents of the intestinal tract acid throughout ; to diminish
greatly the ...
9
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
y .it1 c The process of segregating and disposing of antiseptic sewage and
purifying putrefiable sewage from a source adjacent to that of said antiseptic
sewage, consisting in conducting the putrefiable sewage into an influence that
effects ...
10
The Annual of Scientific Discovery, Or, Year-book of Facts ...
The best manure is that which contains at once earthy and alkaline salts,
ammoniacal salts, putrefiable animal matter, ready-formed humus, and vegetable
refuse in the course of transformation. 10. In the appreciation of a manure, we
should ...