10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NARCEINE»
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1
Dictionary of Natural Products
Narceine and phthalideisoquinoline alkaloids These alkaloids constitute further
examples of oxidation products of protoberberines, in which the nitrogen to C-8
bond has been cleaved. The narceine group contain an ethanamine chain and, ...
2
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
Nitrogen 3-78, or 1 atom □ Oxygen 25-63, or 12 atoms- 100-00, or 1 atom
narcotina 370 Carbon 54-73 or 32 32x6= 192 Hydrogen 6-52 or 20 20 Nitrogen 4
33 or 1 14 Oxygen 3442 or 16 16x 8 = 128 lOO'OO or 1 atom narceine . Carbon
60 23 ...
3
Journal of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Having substituted magnesia in powder, for the alcaline solution, with the
intention of decomposing a concentrated solution of hydrochlorate of narceine, I
obtained a rose coloured pasty mass ; this, in drying, became blue. Treated with
weak ...
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, 1834
4
A Formulary for the Preparation and Medical Administration ...
NARCEINE AND MECONINE. Narceine was discovered in 1832 by M. Pelletier,
and meconine about the same time, by M. Couerbe. They are both obtained from
the ammoniacal waters after the precipitation of morphia, which are evaporated ...
5
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
Narceine has several very striking properties by which it is distinguished from
other substances. The first of these deserving of notice is the action of mineral
acids on it. Thus the sulphuric, nitric, and muriatic acids, so diluted with water that
they ...
6
Poppy: The Genus Papaver
8 NARCEINE-TYPE ALKALOIDS 8.1 Narceine The isolation of narceine has
been reported from poppy heads (Gorecki and Bognár, 1968; Tulecki and
Gorecki, 1969) and from opium (Addinall and Major, 1933a). The structure of
narceine was ...
7
American Journal of Pharmacy
M. Eulenburg concludes that, for sedative and hypnotic effects, narceine is
preferable to every other substance. Besides its employment in some essentially
neuralgic affections, its use is indicated in all cases where pain is a prominent ...
8
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Narcotine, morphine, meconic acid, meconine, narceine, a brown acid and
extractive matter, a peculiar resin. Thick oil, gum, bassorine, and lignine. Of these
the substances, the names of which are printed in italics, are . now recognised for
the ...
9
The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Pharmacology V32: Chemistry and ...
In the analysis of opium, the major opioid alkaloids morphine, codeine, and
thebaine are of special interest; but analysis of other nonopioid alkaloids, such as
noscapine (narcotine), papaverine, narceine, and other, nonalkaloidal
constituents ...
The principal substances which have been added in the present edition of this
celebrated formulary are, codeine, narceine, meconine, prussic ether, lactic acid,
and mannite : we will proceed to give a short account of them. New principles ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NARCEINE»
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To keep customers coming back, some Chinese restaurants are …
In March 2014, police jailed Shanghai restaurant owners for using Narceine, another poppy-shell opiate, to dope up a famous crayfish dish ... «Quartz, Sep 14»
Shanghai restaurant owners blacklisted for adding opiates to crayfish
The Shanghai Food and Drug Administration blacklisted restaurant owners for adding Narceine, a mild relaxant found in opium poppy shells to ... «Shanghaiist, Mar 14»
Fields of joy: Thanks to a morphine shortage, poppy growing in the …
The seedpods of opium poppies are full of a milky latex which dries to an amber-coloured resin, rich in codeine, morphine, narceine, narcotine, ... «Independent, Jul 09»
