1964•Journal of Applied PhysiologyRequires access

Fashioning polyethylene tubing for use in physiological experiments

Norman George Heatley, James R. Weeks

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Working instructions are given, with diagrams, for simple methods of joining, bending, sealing, and reinforcing fine plastic tubing, chiefly of polyethylene; for making it larger or smaller, for fabricating cannulas, T pieces, and multiway junctions; and for connecting it to other pieces of apparatus. physiological techniques using polyethylene tubing; polyethylene tubing, physiological uses; tubing, polyethylene, fashioning techniques; methods, physiological, using polyethylene tubing; physiology, laboratory techniques for polyethylene tubing Submitted on November 8, 1963

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Working instructions are given, with diagrams, for simple methods of joining, bending, sealing, and reinforcing fine plastic tubing, chiefly of polyethylene; for making it larger or smaller, for fabricating cannulas, T pieces, and multiway junctions; and for connecting it to other pieces of apparatus. physiological techniques using polyethylene tubing; polyethylene tubing, physiological uses; tubing, polyethylene, fashioning techniques; methods, physiological, using polyethylene tubing; physiology, laboratory techniques for polyethylene tubing Submitted on November 8, 1963

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Working instructions are given, with diagrams, for simple methods of joining, bending, sealing, and reinforcing fine plastic tubing, chiefly of polyethylene; for making it larger or smaller, for fabricating cannulas, T pieces, and multiway junctions; and for connecting it to other pieces of apparatus. physiological techniques using polyethylene tubing; polyethylene tubing, physiological uses; tubing, polyethylene, fashioning techniques; methods, physiological, using polyethylene tubing; physiology, laboratory techniques for polyethylene tubing Submitted on November 8, 1963

Key concepts: Polyethylene, Materials science, Composite material, Biomedical engineering, Medicine

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