Analysis of the urine . PLATE III.—A. 1. Nitrate of urea, as seen when a drop of HN03 is allowed to flow under the and hexagonal plates.—2. Oxalate of calcium, as the native sedimentof an acid urine. Tetragonal octahedrons and the so-called hour-glass forms. PLATE III.—B. Triple phosphates (NH4)MgP04 + 6HaO. The common coffin-lid crystals at the bot-tom of the figure, and above the fern-leaved crystals of the same, as seen whenquickly precipitated by addition of ammonia. The crystals in the upper right-hand corner are crystals of phosphate of calcium, of the formulae P04HCa
Analysis of the urine . PLATE III.—A. 1. Nitrate of urea, as seen when a drop of HN03 is allowed to flow under the and hexagonal plates.—2. Oxalate of calcium, as the native sedimentof an acid urine. Tetragonal octahedrons and the so-called hour-glass forms. PLATE III.—B. Triple phosphates (NH4)MgP04 + 6HaO. The common coffin-lid crystals at the bot-tom of the figure, and above the fern-leaved crystals of the same, as seen whenquickly precipitated by addition of ammonia. The crystals in the upper right-hand corner are crystals of phosphate of calcium, of the formulae P04HCa +2H20, from a weakly acid urine, with a tendency to become alkaline. The PUV. PLATE IV.— and tyrosine: sediment from acute yellow atrophy of the liver, sheaves oftyrosine needles, and the drop-like forms of leucine, with small double spheresof ammonium urate. PLATE IV.— sediment of alkaline fermentation: the coffin-lid triple phosphates : the browndouble spheres of ammonium urate, and the amorphous tribasic calcium phos-phates mixed with bacteria. PIT
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