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dilutions, no
molecules of the
original material are
likely to remain.
Therefore high
homeopathic dilutions must be
distinguished from low
dilutions where...
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dilution in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dilution may
refer to:
Reducing the
concentration of a
chemical Serial dilution,
stepwise Homeopathic...
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constant dilution factor, or by
using a
variable factor between dilutions. If the
dilution factor at each step is constant, this
results in a
geometric progression...
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mixing it with
another liquid substance. They are
often used for
simple dilutions, one in
which a unit
volume of a
liquid material of
interest is combined...
- A 3He/4He
dilution refrigerator is a
cryogenic device that
provides continuous cooling to
temperatures as low as 2 mK, with no
moving parts in the low-temperature...
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percent dilution is made at a
point in time. It will
change as
market values change and
cannot be
interpreted as a "measure of the
impact of"
dilutions. Presume...
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series of
increasing dilutions of the
parent (polyclonal) cell culture. A
suspension of the
parent cells is made.
Appropriate dilutions are then made, depending...
- Agar
dilution is one of two
methods (along with
broth dilution) used by
researchers to
determine the
minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of antibiotics...
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aggravate illness, he
advocated for
extreme dilutions. A
technique was
devised for
making dilutions that
Hahnemann claimed would preserve the substance's...
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Isotope dilution analysis is a
method of
determining the
quantity of
chemical substances. In its most
simple conception, the
method of
isotope dilution comprises...
