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. 1971 Oct;24(7):667–668. doi: 10.1136/jcp.24.7.667

A simple capillary tube method for the determination of the specific gravity of 25 and 50 micro l quantities of urine.

R H Watts
PMCID: PMC477119  PMID: 5118832

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