Antiseptic therapeutics / by E.L. Trouessart ; translated by E.P. Hurd.

  • Hurd E. P. (Edward Payson), 1838-1899.
Date:
1893
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Credit: Antiseptic therapeutics / by E.L. Trouessart ; translated by E.P. Hurd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1.40 grammes. 1.90 — 129 — Ammonia Zinc chloride Essence of mirbane 2.60 Sulphuric acid, ] Nitric acid, I Hydrochloric acid, | 2103. Phosphoric acid, J Essence of bitter almond 3. Phenic acid 3.20 Permanganate of potash . 3.50 Alum 4 50 Tannin 4 go Oxalic acid, ) Tartaric acid, V 3 to 5. Citric acid, ) Sulphide of potassium 5. Group 4: Substances moderately antiseptic: Bromhydrate of quinine 3.50 grammes Arsenious acid 5 Sulphate of strychnine 7. Boric acid \ y ' Hydrate of chloral .*..' 0.30 Salicylate of sodium ' .'. lo'oo Sulphate of protoxide of iron '.' 11.00 In the fifth group (feebly antiseptic) we note: Calcium chloride 40 grammes. Sulphuric ether 22 Hydrochlorate of morphine 7r Ethyl alcohol Borax 70 find: In the sixth and last group (very feebly antiseptic) we Iodide of potassium ^ ^ Chloride of sodium Glycerin . . . 225 Bromide of potassium 240 Hyposulphite of sodium zys. Chloride of ammonium .' Sulphite of ammonium ocn 9 QQQ 140 grammes.