malanders

[Fr. mal and res, from Lat. mal andria =blisters or pustules on the necks of horses.] Farr.: A dry scab on the pastern or at the bend of the knee of horses. măl-ăn-11, s . [Eng. mal (ic), and anil ( ine ).] c6H5 Chem.: C10HNO3 = (CHO) 0 H IMG:content-0857.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0858.png:[blocks in formation] Chem.: C10H11NO4=(CH3O2) N. Phenyl malamic acid. Obtained as an ammonium salt by boil ing malanil with aqueous ammonia. It crystallizes in white, faintly lustrous, minute needles, which melt at 145 145. Soluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol, but insoluble in ether. Its salts are distinguished by their great solubility in water. The barium salt crystallizes in round nodules of dazzling whitene . The silver salt, C10H10AgNO4, is a white powder, which soon becomes colored by exposure to light.