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    Lortone Inc rotary tumbler
    Rotary Tumbler, supplied by Lortone Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Hand-held medication and electronic waste incinerator
    Article Snippet: Sodium chlorate, industrial grade (>99%), coarsely granular: [125.0 g] 125.012 g. Potassium permanganate, industrial grade (>99%), granular “free pouring”: [1.250 g] 1.246 g. Iron powder, “Atomet 67” (>99%; with particle size 100-200 mesh): [73.775 g] 73.765 g. The sodium chlorate, potassium permanganate, and iron powder were added, in that order, to the rubber drum of a Lortone #3a, three-pound-capacity rock tumbler also containing about 200 grams of 1⁄2′′ flattened glass beads, thus acting as a simple ball mill.

    Article Title: Personal care compositions and hangers
    Article Snippet: To measure compliance after a simulated bath/shower use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with 4 in. diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume.

    Article Title: Methods of making personal care articles
    Article Snippet: To measure compliance after a simulated bath/shower use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with 4 in. diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume.

    Article Title: Personal care articles having multiple zones with compliant personal care compositions
    Article Snippet: Consumption Test To measure the Consumption Rate of a personal care article or composition, use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with a 4 in. diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume.

    Article Title: Hand dishwashing cleaning article and a method of manually washing dishware
    Article Snippet: Consumption Rate Test To measure the Consumption Rate and the mileage of a cleaning article or composition, use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with 4 in. diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume.

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    Article Title: Personal care compositions and hangers
    Article Snippet: .. Liquid body wash can have a dissolution half-life of less than 1⁄2 minute and can be unsuitable as a composition for such articles. c) Consumption Test To measure the Consumption Rate of a personal care article or composition per simulated use as noted in this test method (not the Compliance test method), use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with a 4 in. diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume. ..

    Article Title: Personal care articles
    Article Snippet: .. Liquid body wash can have a dissolution half-life of less than 1⁄2 minute and can be unsuitable as a composition for such articles. c) Consumption Test To measure the Consumption Rate of a personal care article or composition per simulated use as noted in this test method (not the Compliance test method), use a rotary tumbler (Lortone, Inc., Seattle, Wash., USA model 33B or equivalent) with a 4 in diameter by 4 in. deep cylindrical rubber housing having 825 cc internal volume. ..



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