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Table I—contd.

Quinine preparations. Percentage of
anhydrous
Quinine base.
Solubility of 1
part in parts of
cold water.
Reaction
of
solution.
REMARKS.
Q. bi hydrobromide 60.0 7 Faintly acid Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q. urea (carbamide) 70.0 1 ditto Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q. hydrochloride 81.7 37 Neutral  
Q. sulphate 72.8 800 ditto  
Q. lactate 75.0 10 ditto Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q. hydrobromide 76.6 45 ditto Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q. cacodylate 62.0 under 10 ditto  
Q. phosphate 76.5 784 ditto Acicular crystals like the
sulphate but harder and
denser.
Q. quinate 58.7 under 10 ditto Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q acetate 84.3 over 2,000 ditto  
Q. carbonate 80.2 over 2,000 ditto  
Q tartrate 79.4 1,000 ditto  
Q. tannate 31.0 over 2,000 ditto Composition stated to be
very variable.
Q. salicylate 68.8 2,30 ditto  
Q. arsenate (basic) 68.0 over 2,000 ditto  
Q. arsenite 85.0 over 2,000 ditto  
Q. valerianate 75.8 100 ditto  
Q. benzoate 72.6 373 ditto  
Q formate (basic) 87.5 under 20 ditto Recommended for hypoder-
mic injection.
Q. alkaloid 85.7 1,670 Feebly basic  

   Practically all of these Quinine preparations require to be kept in well
stoppered bottles, because of the readiness with which they part with water of
crystallisation or take up moisture from the atmosphere. They also require