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Identifier: companiontounite00old (find matches)
Title: A companion to the United States pharmacopia;
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Oldberg, Oscar, 1846- (from old catalog) Wall, O. A. (Otto Augustus), 1846-1922, joint author
Subjects: Pharmacopias
Publisher: New York, W. Wood & company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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632 A COMPANION TO THE milk sugar enough to make the whole weigh one-half as much as the drugexhausted. Then dry by low heat, and powder, adding sufficient milksugar so that the final product shall represent twice its weight of thedrug. Dose.—One to two grams (15 to 30 grains). KRAMEKLE EXTKACTUM; II. S.Extract of Krameria. Moisten five hundred grams (17J avoirdupois ounces) of krameria, inNo. 30 powder, with one hundred and fifty grams (5 fluidounces) coldwater. Pack it in a conical glass percolator, and percolate with coldwater until the liquid that passes through is but slightly astringent.Heat to the boiling point ; strain ; and then evaporate at not above70° C. (158° F.) to dryness. Brittle, dark, reddish-brown. Yield about twelve per cent. If warm water is used, or a menstruum containing any alcohol, theextract will be more or less contaminated with resin, which, while in-creasing the yield, makes the product poorer. Properly prepared theextract makes a clear solution with w

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