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The skin, part of the integumentary system.
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How hot can a beverage get without burning the tongue?
; with this the amount of heat and
temperature causing skin damage has been studied, and the macroscopic
and microscopic damage due to graded temperatures have been
delineated. … Graded temperatures of 45°-80°C. have been applied to the skin of shaved, anæsthetised guinea-pigs, and in some cases rats, for times
varying from 10 sec. to 6 and 10 min. …
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