If not, you will have to pay full price for the medication and file a claim to CHAMPVA for reimbursement. CHAMPVA patients with other health insurance (OHI) that provides pharmacy coverage, are not eligible for Meds by Mail.
3 show that the distribution of acid in the (water + chloroform) mixture is very much dependent on the carbon number and the type of the transferred solute. In the ternary systems, water is most soluble in the system containing acetic acid. Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig.
Damico...you're correct that DCM is soluble in water, but for practical purposes it is not soluble in water. DCM's solubility in water is quite low and is capable of being used in separations from aqueous solution. It is also true that oil is soluble in water, but the solubility is very very low. Everything is soluble to an extent. I would never pour oil into drinking water, separate and then drink the water. Some oil will remain, but for purposes of separation we consider DCM to be insoluble.