| liquid diet |
A diet for persons unable to tolerate solid food or for patients whose gastrointestinal tract must be free of solid matter. This type of diet may contain coffee with hot milk, tea, water, milk in all forms, milk and cream mixtures, c
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| liquid junction |
The point in a potentiometric reference electrode measurement system at which the reference solution makes contact with the test solution. An example is pH reference electrode.
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| liquid junction potential |
The potential voltage developed in an electrode measurement system at the point where two solutions are in contact. Most often the solutions are the test solution and a liquid bridging solution such as saturated KCl, al
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| liquid membrane electrode |
An electrode in which the sensing membrane is made up of a hydrophobic ion-exchange neutral carrier (ionophore) dissolved in a viscous, water-insoluble solvent. The liquid membrane is physically supported by an inert po
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| liquid nitrogen |
Nitrogen cooled to 77¡Æ K. (77¡Æ above absolute zero). Liquid nitrogen is used to cool or freeze body parts (esp. the skin) in anesthesia and some surgeries.
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