LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS ON HYDROPHOBIA IN OHIO.

Hydrophobia (?)

engineer, and superintendent of some works in the vicinity. The history of the case is as follows :?His friends say he is a person of excitable temperament, and of a susceptible nervous character ; he has been about two years in India, and has enjoyed fair health. His occupation is active, and occasionally he is considerably exposed to the sun. His temper is peculiar and very excitable; so much...

Some observations on cooling in laboratory autoclaves.

Cooling times for various autoclave loads were recorded using thermocouples. Loads which may be encountered during normal laboratory working require between 17 and 174 minutes to cool to 100 degrees, C and up to 260 minutes to cool to 95 degrees C. Such long cooling times had an adverse effect on nutritive properties of bacteriological culture medium. Observations are made on some factors which...

Hydrophobia in India

Modeling Laboratory Observations on Stream-Aquifer Interaction

A head loss concept, new to the stream-aquifer interaction, is introduced for modeling laboratory observations. Using this concept, the equation applicable to fully penetrating streams is modified to account for the head loss at the entrance. The modified model is able to explain and fit the observed laboratory data correctly. Equations are proposed to calculate the hydraulic diffusivity of aqu...

Laboratory observations on the viscidity of meconium.

Abnormalities in intestinal function associated with changes in meconium, which are usually discussed under the heading of meconium ileus, are responsible for many deaths in the newborn period. Disorders produced by meconium would seem to be largely due to intestinal obstruction due to the meconium being unusually tenacious and firm. The basic constituents of normal meconium have been known for...