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bleaching, bones, skulls, and anatomical specimensЗначение термина bleaching, bones, skulls, and anatomical specimens в knolikbleaching, bones, skulls, and anatomical specimens - Bleaching, Bones, Skulls, and Anatomical Specimens bleaching, bones, skulls, and anatomical specimens - These may be boiled or steamed until the flesh and cartilage will come away by scraping with blunt wooden scrapers, but this method is apt to make the bones greasy looking. Better results are obtained by letting the specimens remain in cold water until the flesh decomposes, and can be scraped off (with wooden instruments), but this is not an agreeable method. When either is done, and the bones cleaned, the bleaching is effected by soaking them in a solution of 3 oz. chloride of lime to 1 gal. of water for about six hours. For removing dirt bones maybe scrubbed with strong soda and soap solution, and, if necessary, a penknife may be used for scraping necessary parts, if proper care is used. If the chloride of lime bleaching is not found sufficient, then air bleaching may be resorted to, to complete the work. Wet the specimens each morning, and expose them to wind and sun, this being as effective as anything in bleaching bone material. Рядом со словом bleaching, bones, skulls, and anatomical specimens в knolik
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