American Journal of PharmacyPhiladelphia College of Pharmacy and Science., 1882 - Pharmacology |
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... bark was obtained at a whole- sale drug house in this city and , after careful garbling , was reduced to a moderately fine powder and placed in a clean dry bottle . II . ESTIMATION OF MOISTURE . - Five grams of the powdered bark were ...
... bark was obtained at a whole- sale drug house in this city and , after careful garbling , was reduced to a moderately fine powder and placed in a clean dry bottle . II . ESTIMATION OF MOISTURE . - Five grams of the powdered bark were ...
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... bark were exhausted with pure benzol , and the percolate evaporated until it ceased to lose weight . The amount of extract thus obtained was 8.75 grams or 8.75 per cent . , and it was of a yellowish- brown color . This extract was ...
... bark were exhausted with pure benzol , and the percolate evaporated until it ceased to lose weight . The amount of extract thus obtained was 8.75 grams or 8.75 per cent . , and it was of a yellowish- brown color . This extract was ...
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... bark showed pres- ence of sugar by Fehling's solution , and starch by iodine . VIII . Caustic soda ( 20 grams to the liter of water ) yielded with the powder a brownish - red liquid which was not further examined . The residue now ...
... bark showed pres- ence of sugar by Fehling's solution , and starch by iodine . VIII . Caustic soda ( 20 grams to the liter of water ) yielded with the powder a brownish - red liquid which was not further examined . The residue now ...
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... bark contains , they rapidly undergo fermentation . ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA . BY ALTON CLABAUGH , PH . G. From an Inaugural Essay . When the drug is distilled with water a distillate is obtained which has the odor of the drug . A solid ...
... bark contains , they rapidly undergo fermentation . ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA . BY ALTON CLABAUGH , PH . G. From an Inaugural Essay . When the drug is distilled with water a distillate is obtained which has the odor of the drug . A solid ...
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... bark seemed to be separated , forming a tenacious , insoluble mass , a portion of which I took out and put into my mouth . It stuck to my teeth and gums something like what I should expect bird lime would , and tasted bitter and of the ...
... bark seemed to be separated , forming a tenacious , insoluble mass , a portion of which I took out and put into my mouth . It stuck to my teeth and gums something like what I should expect bird lime would , and tasted bitter and of the ...
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Page 245 - ... inches diameter, which has been placed in a funnel and well wetted. As it is the shaking which accomplishes the object here in view, rather than the standing, the time of maceration can be easily shortened even to three hours, if the shaking be frequent and active. As rare exceptions, some powdered opiums will be found which through natural conditions give a magma with water which will not filter, or filter so very slowly that the water solvent becomes impracticable. When this is discovered,...