A type of reaction by which sodium carbonate and hydrochloric acid may be formed in the animal organism.

  • Osborne, Thomas B. (Thomas Burr), 1859-1929.
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[1900]
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A type of reaction by which sodium carbonate and hydrochloric acid may be formed in the animal organism. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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[New Haven Conn.] : [publisher not identified], [1900]

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pages 441-442 ; 23 cm

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Pages extracted from the annual report of the Connecticut Experimental Station, 1900

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