solution

(so-lu’shun) [L. solu‘tio]. 1. The proce of di olving. 2. A liquid containing di olved matter. 3. A loosening or separation. See also contiguity, solution of, and continutly, solution of. alcoholic s., a solution in which alcohol is the solvent. Almén’s 8. See Almén's test. under test. aqueous s., a solution in which water is the solvent. arsenical 8. Same as Fowler's s. Belloste’s s., solution of mercurous nitrate. Biett's 8., solution of ammonium arsenate. Bondin's g., a weak aqueous solution of arsenous acid and wine. borosalicylic 8. Same as Thiersch’s s. Boulton’s s., a mixture of 110 min. of comund solution of ‘iodin, 40 min. of liquefied car- Polie acid, 24 fl.oz. of glycerin, and enough water to make 16 fl.oz. Called also French gixture. Burnett’s s., an aqueous solution of zinc chlorid. Burow’s s., alum, 5 parts, and lead acetate, 25 parts, di olved in 500 parts of water: used in the treatment of burns and of eczema. cent i normal 8., a solution that is one- -hundredth part as strong as the normal. ᾽Β 8., a solution of the iodids of mercury and pota ium. Clemens’ 8., liquor arsenii bromid i: a 1 per cent. solution of the bromid of arsenic. Dose, 1-4 min. (0.066- 0.266 c.c.). 8. of contiguity, a dislocation, as of the bones of a joint. 8. of continuity, a break, division, or fracture, as of a bone. dec i- ‘normal 8.., a solution having one-tenth the strength of a normal or standard solution. deodorant 8., 2 solution of zinc sulphate, naphthol, oil of thyme, hypophosphorous acid, and water. Dobell’s s., an aqueous solution of sodium bicarbonate, borax, carbolic acid, and glycerin: used as a wash or spray for nasal and throat diseases. Donovan’s 8., a solution of the iodids of arsenic and mercury: used for cutaneous and venereal sores. Dose, 2-10 min. (0.133-0.666 c.c.). Dujardin- Beaumetz’s 8., sodium carbonate, 1 part; pota ium sulphate, 1 part; sodium lactate, 1 part; sodium phosphate, 0.5 part; sodium chlorid, 3.1 rts, distilled water, 1ooo parts: for injection in infectious disease. Dunham’s 8., a solution of 1 per cent. of peptone and o.5 per cent. of sodium chlorid in distilled water: used in making the indol test. Ehrlich’s s., a basic anilin dye di olved in anilin oil and water. Ehrlich- Biondi s. See under stain. ethereal s., a solution in which ether is the solvent. Farrant’s 8., a mounting preparation used in bate rio logic work: glycerin, water, arsenous acid solution, in equal parts, gum arabic, half a part. Fehling’s 8., an aqueous solution of cupric sulphate mixed with pota ios odic tartrate in a pota ium hydroxid solution: used in testing for sugar. Fischer's s., a solution of sodium chlorid, 14 gm., and sodium carbonate, 20 gm., in 1000 c.c. of water: used by rectal or intravenous injection in_anuria from Bright's disease and eclampsia. Flemming’s 8., a strong solution of aconite. Fowler’s 8., a