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Using warm water at about 113 degrees Fahrenheitlightly warmer than body temperaturend a slight amount of pressure with a metal tool,
Using warm water at about 113 degrees Fahrenheit--slightly warmer than body temperature--and a slight amount of pressure with a metal tool,
when you drop an ice cube into a pot of warm water. It will eventually melt, but it will melt a lot faster
the support material is able to be dissolved quickly using only a warm water rinse. Among other benefits of the ROR (Rinse Out Resin) include its ability to drastically reduce the amount time required to produce as an investment casting material.
In the new procedure, the patient's breast will be placed in a warm water bath between an ultrasound transmitter and receiver.
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