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Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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Chapter10: Sample Preparation And Handling

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Problem 3.1E

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A. Match the following tests to the element or characteristics it identifies.
Oxygen
and
Halogen
Sulfur Phosphorus Phenol
Acid Nitrogen Carbon
Hydrogen
Litmus
Paper Test
Litmus
Paper Test
(+ soda
lime to
drug
sample)
Heating of
drug
sample
Incomplete
combustion
of drug
sample
Belstein's
test
Silver
Nitrate Test
Barium
Chloride
Test
Ammonium
molybdate
Test
Millon's
Test
Ferric
Chloride
Test

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