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clearing
removal of dehydrating agent, replaced with this, giving tissue a “translucent (transparent) appearance“
high refractive indices
translucent/transparent is because of
xylene
most common
xylene
most rapid
toluene
may be used as substitute for xylene and benzene
benzene
rapid-acting
benzene
for urgent biopsies
chloroform
for large and tough tissue specimens
chloroform
does not become translucent
carbon tetrachloride
similar to chloroform
carbon tetrachloride
relatively cheaper
cedarwood oil
for CNS, cytological studies
aniline oil
embryos, insects, and very delicate specimens
clove oil
tendency to become adulterated
methyl benzoate & methyl salicylate
double embedding techniques