| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - (ii) allowing water present in blood or other body fluid at the site of the open wound, denuded tissue, or burned skin to activate an ionization reaction in situ with the carbomer thereby forming an aqueous gel or mucilage having sufficient viscosity and bioadhesiveness to cover and adhere to the open wound, denuded tissue, or burned skin so that a rapid hemostatic response is effected and hemorrh
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