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What is a k-bottle?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 10/31/2022

A bottle of compressed gas. The K references a specific wet volume of 49.9L. Other std sizes can be found on the related link.

This term can also refer to a vial (bottle) of the (mostly veterinary) anesthetic Ketamine.

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