10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHRYSOPHAN»
Discover the use of
chrysophan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chrysophan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Chrysophan, C“H'°O', is a derivative of anthracene, C“H1°, and closely allied to
alizarin, Cl'HaU“. By precipitating alcoholic solutions of extract of rhubarb with
ether, Schlossberger and Doppin'g obtained, together with chrysophan, resinous
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Friedrich August Flückiger, Daniel Hanbury, 2014
2
Dr. K. M. Nadkarni's Indian Materia medica
... A/136 Chrislembine, 478 Chromogen, 588 Chrysamic acid, 75 Chrysanthemin,
311 Chrysin, 1005 Chrysophan (Chrysophanic acid); 1057 Chrysophan (Senna-
crol) , 287 Chrysophanic acid, (See: — Chrysophan, Rumicin, Sen- nacrol) 100; ...
K. M. Nadkarni, A. K. Nadkarni, 1982
3
Handbook On Medicinal Herbs With Uses
... two earthly basis) ; emodin (trioxymethyl-anthraquinone), chrysophanic acid
etc., also senna-picrin (seena-sugar, catharto-mannit or sennit), senna-crol (
chrysophan), phoecretin, mucilage, vegetable salts (tartaric and oxalic acids) and
ash.
4
The CAM and Nursing Coding Manual
Scientific name A, General, Homeopathic preparations Chrysarobinum,
chrysophan, goa powder HAAZZ Other homeopathic preparation, narrative
required. Scientific name A, General, Homeopathic preparations Other
homeopathic ...
Chrysophan, described above. According to Dragendorfi' (1878) mucilag'i'nous
miter-s occur in the difl'erent varieties of rhubarb to the amount of from 11 to 17
per cent He states them to consist of mucilage (properly so called), arabic acid, ...
F.A. Fl?ckiger, Daniel Hanbury
It is for this reason that an alcoholic extract of the root can be evaporated without
decomposition, because while chrysophan will be contained in it, the body
causing the fermentation will not. In this way also it is explained sufliciently for
present ...
7
American Journal of Pharmacy and the Sciences Supporting ...
203, 229 Chrysarobin and salicylic acid, pencils of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ 386
Chrysophan. (See chrysophanic acid.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 615 Chrysophan-
hydroanthron, reduction product of chrysophanic acid . . . 618 Cimieifuga,
structure of (Bastin) ...
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The British Journal of Dermatology
But later investigations (Liebermann and Seidler) proved that this was not quite
accurate, and it has been shown that the parent substance which exists in goa
powder and in chrysarobin is a compound termed chrysophan (CjoH^Oy), and ...
9
American Journal of Pharmacy
(13) State the sources of each of the following principles, giving the official name
of the drug in each case : Leontin, Chelerythrine, Sylvacrol, Atropine,
Chrysophan, Emetine, Pelosine, Filicic Acid, fervine, and Aristolochine. (14)
Name four ...
The formation of chrysophanic acid is due without doubt to its splitting off from the
mother substance, chrysophan, effected probably by a ferment-like body, which is
soluble in water, but not soluble in alcohol; it is for this reason that an alcoholic ...
