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The half-life of Phenobarbitol is:a.1-2 hoursb.10-12 hoursc.24-48 hoursd.2-6 days

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The half-life of Phenobarbitol is:a.1-2 hoursb.10-12 hoursc.24-48 hoursd.2-6 days

The half-life of Phenobarbitol is:
a.   1-2 hours
b.   10-12 hours
c.   24-48 hours
d.   2-6 days

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