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Phlroglucin + Nitric Acid

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T. Nuclear staining is poor

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Fleming’s fluid

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S. Uses 1mL glacial acetic acid in its formula

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Citric Acid Citrate

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Y. Does NOT produce cell or tissue distortion

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Chelating agents

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P. Combined with metallic ions

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5
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5% Na Sulfate

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V. Prevent yellow coloration from nitric acid

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Formol Nitric Acid

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X. 1-3 days decalcifying time

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Hydrochloric acid

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E. Inferior compound to Nitric Acid

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Prenyi’s fluid

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A.10% HNO3, 5% Chromic acid, Absolute ethyl R

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9
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Sulforons acid

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W. weak decalcifying agent for minute pieces

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10
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Von ebner fluid

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Z. Uses concentrated hydrochloric acid

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Formic acid

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U. Excellent nuclear and cytoplasmic staining

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Trichloroacetic acid

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H. 4-8 days decalcifying time

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Formic Acid - Na citrate Solution

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B. Recommended for autopsy and research speci

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14
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Ion-exhange resin

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C. Remove calcium ions from formic acid containing dye

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15
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Hydrochloric Acid

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E. Inferior compound to Nitric Acid

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16
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Calcium Oxalate

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F. Used in measuring extent of Decalcification

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4% aqueous phenol

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O. Tissue softener

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Post decalcification

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D. Saturated Lithium Carbonate Solution

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Electrophoresis

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I. Uses 88% Formic Acid

20
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Nitric Acid

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J. Can be simple solution or combined with other reagents

21
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It is very slow decalcifying agent

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Neutral EDTA

22
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The most common one and the fastest decalcifying agent so far

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Nitric acid

23
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This acid decalcifying agent use strong formaldehyde of 40%

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Formol nitric acid

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This decalcifying agent also softens tissues at the same time

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Perenyi’s fluid

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Von Ebner’s fluid uses this weak acid?

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Formic acid?

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This moderate acting decalcifying agent produces better nuclear staining with less tissue distortion and safer to handle compared to HNO34 and HCl

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Formic acid

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This method is NOT recommended for fluids containing mineral acids such as HNO3 or HCl

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Ion-exchange resin

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Acid used in phloroglucine method

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Nitric Acid

29
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This decalcifying method uses 37-40% formaldehyde?

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De Tomasi-Coleman Method

30
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Environmental toxin

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Chromic acid