Extra pharmacopoeia : with the additions introduced into the British Pharmacopoeia 1885 / by William Martindale ; medical references and a therapeutic index of diseases and symptoms by W. Wynn Westcott.

  • William Martindale
Date:
1885
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Credit: Extra pharmacopoeia : with the additions introduced into the British Pharmacopoeia 1885 / by William Martindale ; medical references and a therapeutic index of diseases and symptoms by W. Wynn Westcott. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    *Extractum Ehamni Frangulse and Extractum Khamni Frangulas Liquidmn.—Are botli new. See p. 305. Extraclum Sarsae Liquidum.—Process improved by treating the root first with proof spirit, and then with water, conoenti-ating the latter and mixing the two liquids; 1 = 1 of root. Extractum Taraxaci Liquidum.—i^*!'.-.—Is sup- posed to represent Liquor Taraxaci. The dried root, in No. 40 powder, is exhausted with proof spirit and water, and the fluid concentrated so that 1 ounce = 1 ounce of dried root. Ferri Arsenias.—Process improved. See p. 86. *Ferri et QuiniuEe Citras, vice Ferei et Quinli CiTKAS. Ferri lodidum.—Omitted, uustahk. Ferri Oxidum Magneticum.—Omitted. Ferri Peroxidum Humidum.—Omitted. As an antidote to arsenic. Liquor Ferri Dialysatus is pre- ferred. *Perri Phosphas and Syrupus Ferri Pliospliatis.— In making these, bicarbonate of sodium is used, vice acetate of sodium,to neutralise the mixture of salts. Ferri Sulphas Exsiccata.—Must contain 97i per cent, of pure dried ferrous sulphate, estimated by bichromate of potassium solution. Ferrum Eedactum.—Is freed from sulphide by improved process. *Gelseniium.—iVd'ic.—See p. 191. *61ycerinum.—Additional tests arc given. See p. 194. Glycerinum Aluminis.—See ]>. 194. *Glycerinum Amyli.—Contains less glycerine, and has one-third of water added. *Glycerinum Boracis.—I^ made with glycerine 2 parts and water 1 part. See p. 194. tGlycerinum Plumbi Subacetatis. — — Sec p- ly')- tGlycerinum Tragacantha?.—A'''<^—See p. 330. *Glycyrrhiza3 Radix.—May be British or imported. Seep. 197. *G0SSypium.—Absorbent wool is the kind recognised. Hydrargyri lodidum Viride.—Omitted, without sufficient reason.
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