Jun 18, 2003 00:36
21 yrs ago
German term

f. Tr.

German to English Medical Medical: Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceutical translation - this abbreviation comes at the end of:

Gehalt 99.0 bis 100.5% f.Tr.
Proposed translations (English)
2 (by) dry mass
1 trocken

Proposed translations

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(by) dry mass

or (by) dry mass

Also just a wild guess but could it be a typo? i.e. "i. Tr."? (= in Trockenmasse)

See e.g. http://www.omikron-online.de/naturhaus/angebote/info/pirocto...
Gehalt i.Tr.: entspricht (z.B. 100,9%)
http://www.syskem.de/syskem_pages/sk_produkt_104020.html
Gehalt :min. 99 % i.Tr.

This seems to often be used for fat analysis in cheese. Not sure how something can be 100.5% f.Tr. (i.e. more than 100% by dry weight?)

HTH




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Note added at 2003-06-18 08:04:05 (GMT)
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Whoops, meant (by) dry weight above
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks! I think it might be dry mass - it fits in with the rest of the translation."
54 mins

trocken

a WILD guess
no idea about the f.
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