. A treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacists. Cylindri-cal graduates have a small diameter, which is uniform throughoutthe height of the vessel; hence errors in measurement due to capil-lary attraction are in these reduced to a minimum. For J and \ the diameter is about \ inch ; for 1 and 2 oz. sizes itshould not exceed f inches; while for the 4 oz. size, \\ inch diameter WEIGHTS AXB MEASURES. 41 will be ample. For measuring quantities less than two flnidouneesthe cone-shaped graduates will be found preferable to the tumbler-shape, but difficulty is often encountered in c
. A treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacists. Cylindri-cal graduates have a small diameter, which is uniform throughoutthe height of the vessel; hence errors in measurement due to capil-lary attraction are in these reduced to a minimum. For J and \ the diameter is about \ inch ; for 1 and 2 oz. sizes itshould not exceed f inches; while for the 4 oz. size, \\ inch diameter WEIGHTS AXB MEASURES. 41 will be ample. For measuring quantities less than two flnidouneesthe cone-shaped graduates will be found preferable to the tumbler-shape, but difficulty is often encountered in cleaning them properly,particularly the smaller sizes. The Acme graduates, introduceda few years ago, possess the advantage of being made flat on thebottom, without a foot, and hence are less liable to be upset orbroken ; they arc admirably adapted for laboratory work, are cylin-drical in form, of about the same diameter as tumbler-shape gradu-ates, and can be had for both metric and apothecaries fluid measure.(See Figs. 20 and 21.) Fig. 20. Fig. Metric fluid measure.
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