Conditioning solution

Abstract

This invention relates to a preservative solution that is in a clear, colorless, liquid state and has a pungent odor. It consists of formaldehyde, boric acid, and propylene glycol. glycol), sodium nitrate, and methanol in ratios specified by the inventor. To obtain a preservative solution that generates less formaldehyde gas dispersion during the injection process, or Embalming is the process of preserving a corpse, keeping it in a stable condition and preventing decay or decomposition after injection of preservatives. The body is then stored at a temperature of 20-40 degrees Celsius for at least 30 days, allowing the joints of the body to remain movable. Yes, it prevents stiffness in the wrists, elbows, shoulders, fingers, or legs. In addition, it helps reduce blood clotting. Designed to allow the solution to penetrate the tissue more effectively.

Claims

OCR 03 / 06 / 2567 1. Preservative solution, which contains the following components: Formaldehyde (20-40%) by weight. 20-40% purified water by weight. Propylene glycol (1-15%) by weight. Sodium nitrate (1-15%) by weight. Boric acid (1-10%) by weight. Methanol (1-10%) by weight.

2. Preservation solution, as per claim 1, which specifies the appropriate ratio of preservation solution to purified water for... Use at a ratio of 0.5-2 parts conditioning solution to 6-10 parts purified water.