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Apothecaries' system

Apothecaries' system

Historical system of mass and volume units used by physicians and apothecaries.

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    Former name for a pharmacist.

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    System of units of mass.

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    System of weights.

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    Unit of mass.

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  5. Metrication

    Conversion to the metric system of measurement.

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  6. Imperial units

    System of measurements.

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    System of units of mass.

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    Unit of mass.

    13%

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    Unit of mass.

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    System of measurements.

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  5. Avoirdupois

    System of weights.

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  6. Roman numerals

    Numbers in the Roman numeral system.

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    Former name for a pharmacist.

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  8. United States customary units

    Units of measurement commonly used in the U.S.

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    Kind of spoon and unit of volume.

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  10. Comparison of the imperial and US customary measurement systems

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