Glycerin
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 17
Glycerinum (gits' '-er-in, glis-er-i' f-num), QH. (HO),. Propenyl hydrate. A viscous, syrupy, colorle substance derived from certain mainly palm-oii by decomposing them with rheated steam. Pure glycerin is an emollient; the.re article an irritant to the skin. Dose 3 j-ij. It is an efficient internal remedy in acne and flatulence, and may be used in rectal enemata or in suppositories with soap or gelatin (T. See cerol.
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