Cases illustrative of the beneficial effects of the clorurets of oxides of sodium and calcium, of the Chevalier Labarraque, of Paris : being the most powerful and effectual general and local antiseptics in the practice of physic and surgery / [J.G.F. Hassel].

  • Hassel, J. G. F.
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[1827]
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Credit: Cases illustrative of the beneficial effects of the clorurets of oxides of sodium and calcium, of the Chevalier Labarraque, of Paris : being the most powerful and effectual general and local antiseptics in the practice of physic and surgery / [J.G.F. Hassel]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Hydrochlorate of Soda, 14 oz. in powder. Manganese, 4 oz. Lute to the mouth of the retort a wide bent tube, and a tube in the form of a capital Roman S, (reversed GO) to introduce the weakened acid. The first tube is plunged into a flask, containing a small quantity of water; and from this flask, another bent tube proceeds into the saline solution. The apparatus being properly disposed, and the lute perfectly dry, the weakened acid, when cold and having been mixed for several hours with water, in the following proportions, is poured into the Roman S, (reversed W) tube. Take Concentrated Sulphuric Acid, fifteen ounces; water one pound, and from two to four ounces. Place fire under the sand bath, and keep it up gradually, till the separation of the Chloruret ceases. N.B. All these preparations are to be found in the Second Edition of the French Pharmacopoeia,