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titleOfInvention Process for preparing a traumatological plastering with damp-proof and hard-wearing properties
abstract A method for obtaining a traumatologic plastering with damp-proof and hard-wearing properties consisting of adding to a volume of one liter of containing product 96 through 99% of warm water having a value of 7.65 pH, the following components being added to obtain 1 liter of this product: 43 mg of Sodium, 7.30 mg of Potassium, 8.02 mg of Calcium, 1.20 mg of Magnesium, 0.40 mg of Americium, 580 mg of Nitrate, 0.53 mg of Nitrite, 25.6 mg of Sulfate, <0.004 mg of Cyanide, <0.05 mg of Phosphorus, <0.05 mg of Iron, <0.06 mg of Manganese, <0.05 mg of Copper, and <0.10 mg of Aluminum, the inorganic elements constituting a fluid or powdered mixture if not dissolved in water.
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