Let's Try Fill in the blanks with the correct name of commonly used compounds or solutions. 1. A water solution of was used in the past to preserve biological specimen. 2. This solution is applied when cleaning and removing nail paints or nail polish. 3. A liquid solution in your condiment that taste sour. 4. A sweet smelly liquid commonly used in bake-shop and sometimes used at home to make deserts. It adds flavor to your ice-cream too. 5. It is volatile and sprayed directly to the body or clothes to make one fragrat. 6. This solution is used to sanitize your hands or wounds. 7. Acetylene gas can be recovered if you add water into this stone like substance which is usually used to induce ripening of fruits. What is this stone like substance? 8. It can be found contained in some drinks like liquor. 9. A liquid solution used for topical treatment of skin disease like ringworm. 10. An IV fluid that contains sugar and administered to a patient. 11. The most common fuel to power machines. 12. What kind of food can give you the power to go? 13. What does PVC stand for? 14. The main ingredient to make soap. 15. The organic molecules which make up your muscles, hair, nail, bones and give your tissue and organs their shapes.
Let's Try Fill in the blanks with the correct name of commonly used compounds or solutions. 1. A water solution of was used in the past to preserve biological specimen. 2. This solution is applied when cleaning and removing nail paints or nail polish. 3. A liquid solution in your condiment that taste sour. 4. A sweet smelly liquid commonly used in bake-shop and sometimes used at home to make deserts. It adds flavor to your ice-cream too. 5. It is volatile and sprayed directly to the body or clothes to make one fragrat. 6. This solution is used to sanitize your hands or wounds. 7. Acetylene gas can be recovered if you add water into this stone like substance which is usually used to induce ripening of fruits. What is this stone like substance? 8. It can be found contained in some drinks like liquor. 9. A liquid solution used for topical treatment of skin disease like ringworm. 10. An IV fluid that contains sugar and administered to a patient. 11. The most common fuel to power machines. 12. What kind of food can give you the power to go? 13. What does PVC stand for? 14. The main ingredient to make soap. 15. The organic molecules which make up your muscles, hair, nail, bones and give your tissue and organs their shapes.
Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E
6th Edition
ISBN:9781133893943
Author:ESTRIDGE
Publisher:ESTRIDGE
Chapter1: The Clinical Laboratory
Section1.8: Laboratory Math And Reagent Preparation
Problem 2.2CS
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Fill in the blanks with the correct name of commonly used compounds or solutions.
1. A water solution of
was used in the past to preserve biological specimen.
2. This solution is applied when cleaning and removing nail paints or nail polish.
3. A liquid solution in your condiment that taste sour.
4. A sweet smelly liquid commonly used in bake-shop and sometimes used at home to make deserts.
It adds flavor to your ice-cream too.
5. It is volatile and sprayed directly to the body or clothes to make one fragrant.
6. This
solution is used to sanitize your hands or wounds.
7. Acetylene gas can be recovered if you add water into this stone like substance which is usually
used to induce ripening of fruits. What is this stone like substance?
8. It can be found contained in some drinks like liquor.
9. A liquid solution used for topical treatment of skin disease like ringworm.
10. An IV fluid that contains sugar and administered to a patient.
11. The most common fuel to power machines.
12. What kind of food can give you the power to go?
13. What does PVC stand for?
14. The main ingredient to make soap.
15. The organic molecules which make up your muscles, hair, nail, bones and give your tissue and
organs their shapes.
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