The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 385
ect. In this regard, they resemble completely some crystals of phosphate of lime artificially prepared by Dr. Jno. Bacon, of this city, by adding chloride of cal- cium to urine, and allowing the mixture to stand for some days. These artificial crystals, as I am informed by Dr. B., dissolve with… … Dr. Bird also States (on u Urinary Deposits," Artificial Crystals of Phosphate Amer. edition, p. 130) that the phosphate Of of Lime (from one of Dr. Bacon's ' x ' x x specimens). lime is not quite so soluble in dilute acids as the triple phosphate, and that, "when a mixed deposit of the calcareous…
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