I wanna make iron suspension or solution

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The discussion centers on conducting an experiment involving administering a solution orally to rats. It emphasizes the importance of following ethical guidelines and suggests that individuals should not attempt such experiments independently unless they are part of a supervised research project. Clarification is sought regarding the term "iron suspension," with a suggestion that it may refer to ferrofluid. A resource is provided for further exploration of related experiments.
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i want to make this as i ve to give this solution with the oral root to the rats , can anyone help me
 
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If you are trying to do such experiment on your own, you shouldn't, if you are doing it as a part of some research, your supervisor should be able to suggest an approach.
 
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