Medicines : their uses and mode of administration / by J. Moore Neligan.

  • John Neligan
Date:
1864
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Credit: Medicines : their uses and mode of administration / by J. Moore Neligan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ] •'> cliloric acid with effervescPn^>A Tk , . PEEPARATION.-Mistura Crete. apply with equaHorce^o^thtye’^^^^^ .of prepared chalk of lime IS not much employfd ?n meinV ^ carbonate little advantage over prerared cbalt ^ ^ ** possesses but «ve; ite chief^se is aJauTliW ““a*' indicated in the PliarrnarnTimfa * tooth-powders. Although tiire, it is not so in fact, prepared^LirS^^^T/ IS employed ; it is, howevL a ennctif ^ the preparation which which will be described hereafter. ^ ^ ^roc/dsci hismuthi, fcthyefrmTirf Lithia. LO, CO,=^S7). mineral petalite, since wLnTts^presenc^^^ o/lithia in the other minerals, such as triphane*^lepidolite*y“ «igaalized in many Carlsbad and other waters^ T)nv,.^c *®.'“P?'^™ooo. as also in the of the metal lithium a metal whil '* «^ido its specihc gravity bdn”o M4 a «°'ids, capable of liein/iSfd f^d dl *! 'cad wair. uniting iSth t 0x^0! aXetoiVy iT‘\ without producing the pheLmenon of Lme • burns with an intense white Ho-hf T,. / ^ ^ ^ it a dark spectrum with two brio-ht lin ®P®<^trum analysis it yields a bright red. This metal asyill ’ P''? °‘her the splendid crimson red Lour whict /L '■ by of alcohol; its carbonate SSesyfr^^^^^^ sSirrs-; tion of heat, a white precytarMir/o^fn whilst sulphate of ammonia is held in solution &UlSK;v‘ “y