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1 School of Pharmacy, West Virginia University Medical Center, Morgantown, West Virginia 26506
Sodium fluoride, glycerol, and tartaric acid maintained dilute aqueous solutions of stannous fluoride precipitate-free under the conditions of this experiment. In the absence of any precipitate, a "loss" of either stannous ions or both stannous and fluoride ions, indicates the possibility of the formation of water-soluble complexes in these solutions.
Submitted on June 11, 1969
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