Extra pharmacopœia : with the additions introduced into the British Pharmacopœia 1885 / by William Martindale ; medical references and a therapeutic index of diseases and symptoms by W. Wynn Westcott.

  • Martindale, William, 1840-1902.
Date:
1888
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Credit: Extra pharmacopœia : with the additions introduced into the British Pharmacopœia 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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    Linimentum Terebinthinse Aceticum—Has au. equivalent of glacial, rice common acetic acid. Liquor Acidi Chromici.—-'^'^'■--Sce p. 34. Liquor Ammonii Acetatis Fortior.—Aw.—Lar- bonate of arnmocium loi ounces is neutr«lised with acetic acid and distilled water g.s. to 3 pints. Liquor Ammonii Citratis Portior.—iN'lA-Citi-i(- acid 12 ounces is neutralised with stronz solution of ammonia 11 ounces or and distilled water q.s. ailJed to 2 t ounces. Liquor Arsenicalis.—Is aljout one-eleventh stronger^: contains now one per cent, of ai'senious acid, or 8/ grains in one pint. Liquor Arsenici Hydrochloricus.—Contains now one per cent, of arsenions acid ; is increased about one-eleventh in strenath like the above. See p. 77. Liquor Arsenii et Hydrargyri lodidi.—^^.-jo.— See p. 78. Liquor Atropinae Sulphatis.—Contains 1 per cent, in camphor water, vice 1 grain in 120 minims, or 110 grain-measures.—See p. 82. Liquor Bismuthi et Ammonii Citratis. —-A'd'/t- formula.—See p. 90. Liquor Calcii Chloridi.—Re-introdurcd from P.L. 1836.—See p. 91). Liquor Calcis.—The slaked lime must he washed till free from chlorides. Liquor EpispasticuS.—^'ew process.—Sen p. 108. _ Liquor Fern Acetatis and Liquor Perri Acetatis Fortior.—iViff.-. Ferric hydrate is precipitatedhy means of excess of ammouia from solution of persul- phate of iron 5, diluted with water 40 ; it is washed, drained, squeezed, and lastly dissolved in glacial' acetic acid 3, and water added q.s. to 10; after standing, decant. This forms the stronger solution , and of it 1, with water q.s. to 4, makes Lifjuor i'erri Acetatis. Liquor Ferri Dialysatus.—At-zt'.-See p. 189. Liquor Ferri Perchloridi Fortior.—Mus Sp. Gr. 1'42. Process improved. Must stand llciusch's test for freedom from arsenic,-—impurlant. Liquor L)di.—Is slightly stronger.—Sec p. 227. Liquor Morphinse Acetatis,—Is one-eleventh stronger; contains 1 jier cent.—See ]). 253. Liquor Morphinse Bimeconatis,—-'Ve^-.-Sccp.25\.