An introduction to practical bacteriology for physicians, chemists, and students / by W. Migula ; translated by M. Campbell and edited by H. J. Campbell.

  • Migula, W. (Walter), 1863-1938.
Date:
1893
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Credit: An introduction to practical bacteriology for physicians, chemists, and students / by W. Migula ; translated by M. Campbell and edited by H. J. Campbell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the Corner, and a drop of pyrogallic acid solution (1 : 5), at another; the cover-glass is then immediately surrounded with paraffin or Canada balsam. As soon as the two drops coalesce, which, if they are large enoiigh, takes place very soon, a fluid is formed, which, having a very great afflnity for oxygen, absorbs it out of the cavity in the slide, and thus the necessary con- ditions for the development of the anaerobes are provided. G