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Source: Manual of the medicinal preparations of iron : including their presentation, chemistry, physiological action, and therapeutic use by Draper, Harry Napier; University of Leeds. Library (1864), paragraph-467.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- 1 Grains of iodide of iron, per fluid ounce 10-5 " 2 „ „ „ » 15-0 " 1 " " " " III This culpable divergence from the directions of the Pharmacopoeia is to be traced to a very general predilec- tion for a perfectly colourless preparation, and has not, as might be imagined, merely the object of saving so much iodine
- A solution of the bichloride of mercury is prepared, containing exactly one grain in each fluid drachm, and very gradually added to a fluid ounce of the syrup diluted with four times its volume of water until no further precipitate is produced
Method as extracted
Live editorial status
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Primary and supporting references
- Manual of the medicinal preparations of iron : including their presentation, chemistry, physiological action, and therapeutic use — Manual of the medicinal preparations of iron : including their presentation, chemistry, physiological action, and therapeutic usePrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-467.