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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    ^Lupulinum.—See p. 229. Magnesia Ponderosa, vice Magnesia. Magnesii Carbonas Levis, vice Magnesia Cak- BONAS Levis. Magnesii Carbonas Ponderosa, vice Magnesia Carbonas. Mel Boracis.—Has oue-eighth of glycerine added. *Menthol.—i^'^'-—See p. 233. Mistura Ferri Aromatica.—Has red wee pale bark. —See p. 184. Mistura Gentianag.—Is omitted. Why ? Mistura Scammonii-—Is made with scammony, vice resiu of scammony ; makes a better emulsion. Mistura Sennse CompOSita.—Has Liquid Extract of Liquorice 1 ounce, vine Extract of Liquorice ^ an ounce, and 2 drachms of Compound Tinctore of Cardamoms extra in each pint. *Morphin8e Acetas, vice Morphia Acetas.—Now said it may be made direct from pure morphine. *Morpbinse Hydrochloras, vice MoRPHiiE Hydeo- CHLORAS.^—See p. 239. *Morphins Sulphas.—-Mjw.—See p. 240. tMucilago Tragacanthse.—Neiv ;3rocm.—Seep. 330. *01eatuin Hydrargyri.—New.—S,ae. p. 250. *01eatnin Imd.—Neto.—^ta p. 253. OleO-Eesina Cubebse.—Neio.—Cuhebs are exhausted with ether, which is evaporated or distilled off; the residue, on standing, is to be separated for use as oloo-resin, from the waxy crystalliue matter which deposits. *01eum Eucalypti.—-/Vfl/w.—See p. 17G. *01eum Phosphoratura.—Ts stronger; contains about 1 per cent, of ijhospliorus. See p. 270. *01eum Pini Sylvestris.—jVezy.—Sec p. 284. *01eum Santali.—iVtfw.—See p. 255. Oleum Terebinthinse.—is to be rectified if necessary, boiling point 320^ E., increasing to 350°; at this ])oiiit it is entirely volatilized, little or no residue remaining. Oleum Theobromatis, vice Oleum Tiieoduom.k. Has melting point 80° to 95°. F., vice 122° F. (!), as stated formerly. c 2
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