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Chapter 8, Problem 8.55AP
Summary Introduction
To determine:
The solvent and solute in a compound called tincture Benzoin that is used before applying casts to the skin. This solution has 10 % Benzoin and 90% ethanol.
Introduction:
Tincture Benzoin is a pungent solution of Benzoin resin in ethanol. It is a botanical product derived from the styraceae tree, which grows in tropical Asia. It is used as antiseptic preparation that will protect the skin from adhesive or harsh body fluid.
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