A manual of modern gastric methods : chemical, physical, and therapeutical / by A. Lockhart Gillespie ... ; with a chapter upon the mechanical methods used in young children / by John Thomson.

  • Andrew Lockhart Gillespie
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1901
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Credit: A manual of modern gastric methods : chemical, physical, and therapeutical / by A. Lockhart Gillespie ... ; with a chapter upon the mechanical methods used in young children / by John Thomson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    d. Methyl-violet e. Emerald green (Vert Brilliant). f. Fuchsin. Z. Leo's method. 0 Organic acids. a. Carbolic acid and perchloride of iron. b. Dilute perchloride of iron. c. Co-efficient de partage. d. Alcohol and sulphuric acid, with formation of ethers. Quantitative. a. Total acidit}', titration with deci-normal sodium hydrate, and phenol-phthalein or litmus. b. Acids forming the total acidity. 1. Hydrochloric acid only. a. Free HCl only. ]\Iintz's method. b. Hydrochloric acid, free and combined with proteids. Sjoqvist's method. 2. All the acids present. a. Cahn and Von IMering. b. Mintz-Boas c. Hayem and Winter. d. Toepfer. e. Li.ittke and Martius. / ^Modified Hayem and Winter. 3. Organic acids alone. 1. Distillation and titration of distillate. 2. Titration before and after ether.