Companion to the latest edition of the British pharmacopoeia : comparing the strength of its various preparations with those of the United States and other foreign pharmacopoeias to which are added non-official preparations and practical hints on prescribing / by Peter Squire ; assisted by his sons Peter Wyatt Squire and Alfred Herbert Squire.

  • Squire, Peter Wyatt, Sir, 1847-1919.
Date:
1877
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Credit: Companion to the latest edition of the British pharmacopoeia : comparing the strength of its various preparations with those of the United States and other foreign pharmacopoeias to which are added non-official preparations and practical hints on prescribing / by Peter Squire ; assisted by his sons Peter Wyatt Squire and Alfred Herbert Squire. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fresenius's Analysis c/16 oz. = 7680 grs.:— Kriinohen. T^iir^t An- Noue— bruunen. brunnen. quelle. 117° F. Temperature 85° F. 115° F. 95° F. Bicarbonate of Soda . . 14-8376 15-1974 15-6031 15-93 grs. Chloride ot Sodium . . 7*0841 7-7705 7-5509 7-27 „ Sulphate of Soda •1377 •0061 •1550 •10 „ Sulphate of Potash . . . •3286 •3937 •3014 •43 „ Bicarbonate of Lime . . 1-7246 1-8129 1-7760 1-78 „ Bicarbonate of Magnesia . 1-5051 1-4360 1-5357 1-54 „ Bicarbonate of Iron . . •0166 •0278 •0203 •03 „ Bicarbonate of Manganese •0072 •0047 •0060 •01 „ Bicarbonate of Baryta. } Bicarbonate of Strontia. j •0011 •0036 •0021 •002 „ Phosphate of Alumina •0032 •0096 •0033 •009 „ •3797 •3648 •3777 •37 „ Total . 26-0259 27-0272 273322 27-67 grs. Carbonic Acid . . . . 8-3249 6-7886 6-9275 6'52 c. in. Imported. ENGKEIEN (Paris). Altitude 52'. A valuable sulphureous Water. Has five principal sources, Cotte, Deyeux, Peligot, Boulard, De la Pecherie. -Tem- perature from 50° to 57° P. The climate is not equal to the Pyrenees. Open from March to October. Imported. FA.CHINGEN (Nassau, on the Lahn). To correct acid in the stomach, and useful in diseases of kidney and bladder. Fresenius's Analysis of 16 oz. = 7680 grs. Temperature, 50° F. Bicarbonate of Soda ' 28 0883 grains. Bicarbonate of Lime 2'8960 Bicarbonate of Magnesia 2-2912 Bicarbonate of Iron -1103 Bicarbonate of Strontia -0008 Bicarbonate of Lithia 0006 Sulphate of Soda ' *1372 Phosphate of Soda ...... '0506 Phosphate of Lithia -0002 Phosphate of Lime '0004 Phosphate of Alumina \ 0003 Phosphate of Silica . '. . '2610 Fluoride of Calcium . . -0027 Chloride of Sodium .... ' a.-k\ia Chloride of Calcium -0034 ii Gases 38-3918 grain8. S?™Acid' • • ' • • • 32-9750 c. in. Nitrogen -noefi Imported. * * 0256 » 33-0006 o. in. FKANZENSBAD (Bohemia). Altitude 1569'. Mean annual temperature 45° F. F°nlSingnand -f°r b?t1!8; HiShly »™0™™ ^ an forms of abdominal tism and gouT*' cM°r08i8- The chalybeate for rheuma-