The Two Common Failures of the Clark Standard Cell (Classic Reprint)

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3. The second type of failure may be reduced to a minimum by using the Smallest excess of crystals required 'to insure saturation at the 'highest temperature at which the cell is likely to be used. It is important that the layer of crystals over the amalgam-bexof small depth and that the surface of the paste and the surface of the amalgam be at approximately the same level.

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