pul'vis

A powder, p. antimonial is. James' powder; a mixture of antimony oxid with calcium phosphate [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph., 1890]. p. aromatic us. Syn.: p. cinnamon i compos it us [Br. Ph.]. A mixture of cinnamon and ginger with nutmeg and crushed cardamom seeds [U. S. Ph.]; or ginger with cinnamon and cardamom seeds [Br. Ph.]. p. effervescens compos it us. Seidlitz powder; a preparation consisting of two powders to be di olved separately and the two solutions mixed at the time of use, one containing tartaric acid, put up in white paper, the other containing sodium bicarbonate and pota ium and sodium tartrate [U. S. Ph.], put up in colored paper (usually blue). p. ipecacuanhae et opii. Powder of ipecac and opium, Dover's powder; consisting of 10 parts each of powdered ipecac and powdered opium, with 80 parts sugar of milk [U. S. Ph.], p. pro lac to human is a to. A powder to be used in preparing humanized milk. It contains 3.5 per cent, of compound pancreatic powder and 96.5 per cent, of powdered sugar of milk [N. F.]. p. sal is Carol in i fact it i i effervescens. Effervescent artificial Carlsbad salt. 6 grms. added to 200 c.c. of water represents an equal volume of Carlsbad Spriidel water [N. F.]. p. sal is Ki ing ens is fact it i i effervescens. Effervescent artificial Ki in gen salt. szA grms. added to 200 c.c. of water represents an equal volume of Rackoczi Spring water of Ki in gen [N. F.]. p. sal is Vichyani fact it i i effervescens. Effervescent artificial Vichy salt. 2>ZA grms. added to 200 c.c. of water represents an equal volume of the Grande Grille Spring water of Ki in gen [N. F.]. [Lat.]