campho'ra. 1

Camphor. 2. A genus of plants equivalent to Cinnamonum; of Mei ner, a section of that genus. [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.] aqua camphorae. A solution containing about 0.8 per cent, of camphor [U. S. Ph.] and 0.1 per cent. [Br. Ph.]. c. monobromata. Syn.: bromcamphor. A compound, OoHisBrO, formed by the action of bromin on camphor heated upon the water bath; a colorle , crystalline substance of camphoraceous odor and taste, insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol, used as a sedative in delirium tremens and related conditions [U. S. Ph.]. c. puriflcata, c. ramnata. Refined camphor, c. salicylata. Salicylated camphor; a colorle , oily liquid made by heating together on a water bath camphor and salicylic acid; used as an application for weak and phagedenic ulcers, ceratum camphorae [U. S. Ph.]. Camphor cerate; a mixture of camphor liniment and a cereate [U. S. Ph.]. lin i mentum camphorae. Camphor liniment; camphorated oil; consisting of camphor di olved in cotton seed oil [U. S. Ph.]; or camphor di olved in olive oil [Br. Ph.]. lin i mentum camphor i cum ammomatum. Compound liniment of camphor; made by di olving camphor and oil of lavender in rectified spirit and adding a strong solution of ammonia [Br. Ph.]. oleum camphorae. A volatile oil obtained from the camphor tree, oleum camphor a tum. A synonym for liniment of camphor, syrup us camphorae. Spirit of camphor; made by di olving camphor in alcohol [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. tinctura camphorae compos it a. See tinctura opii camphor at a, under opium [Br. Ph.]. unguentum camphorae. Much like cerate of Camphor, but softer. [N. F.] [Lat.]