amalgamator

Mixing was commenced through an amalgamator (Fig 2).

The highest mercury concentrations were found at the base of the dental chairs, amalgam storages, and preparation areas where an amalgamator was used.

This includes the overhead light handles, chair controls, headrest, bracket table, amalgamator controls, and the computer keyboard and mouse.

However, it has surpassed everything that might bring the Arabs together and has become the main amalgamator whose hegemony cannot be ignored, although some have opened the windows to it instead of the doors, in the hope they would deter it!

The assistant mixed Fuji IX and KME manually and KMA mechanically for 10 seconds (Duomat 2 amalgamator, Germany), in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Barba recorded all of his observations and discoveries in a manuscript (entitled El Arte de los Metales) which he presented in 1637 to Juan de Lizarazu, president of the Real Andiencia de la Plata of Peru, who in turn forwarded it to Spain--with the approval of the mayor of Potosi and the Amalgamator's Guild of Potosi.

Mercury was determined by atomic absorption spectrometry using a silicon UV diode detector Leco AMA-254, after pyrolisys of each sample in a combustion tube at 750[degrees]C under an oxygen-rich atmosphere and collection on a gold amalgamator.

Consistent with his earlier emphasis on the role of the poet as amalgamator and uniter, Whitman in "Passage to India" presents the poet as "the true son of God" whose songs can "soothe," "justify," "speak," and "bind" the disparate elements of the material world and the searching spirit (5.25-31).

To reduce the crystal size, a small amount of catalyst was placed in an electric pulverizing ball mill, or "wiggle bug" (Crescent Amalgamator Model #3110B), and milled for approximately 30 sec just prior to use.

Lemaitre was a keen and proficient amalgamator of relativity, quantum physics, and observations.

Freeze-dried endosperms were pulverized in a Wig-L-Bug Dental Amalgamator (Crescent Dental Mfg.