EMULSION

(Fr.), n. A-mu'l-si^-o^n". See EMULSION. E. alex i pharma que. See ALEXIPHARMAC. E. ammoniac ale. See EMULSIO oleo so-volatilis.~E. antihysteriqne. See EMULSIO antihysteric a. E. an tim on i ale camphree. See Camphorated antimonial EMULSION. E. artificielle. See Spurious EMULSION. E. balsam i que. See EMULSIO balsamic a. E. caiman te. See Emulsio extern a e NUCLEIS. E. camphree. See Emulsio CAMPHOR.*:. E. de Brunner. See EMULSIO antiasthmatic a Brunnerii. TZ. de Van Swieten. A preparation made by mixing 3 parts of extract of opium, 40 of barley-meal, 80 of calcium phosphate, 320 of syrup of lemon-peel, and 1,800 of water. [B. 92 (a, 14).] E. diuretique. See Diuretic EMULSION. E. fau e. See Spurious EMULSION. E. febrifuge [Dutch Ph., 1811]. A preparation made by emulsionizing 1 part of bitter almonds with 8 parts of distilled water of chamomile and adding 1 part of extract of le er centaury. [B, 119 (a. 14).] E. huileuse [Wurzb. Ph., 1815]. 1. An emulsion made by mixing the yolk of 1 egg with 1 oz. of olive-oil, adding gradually 7 oz. of water. [L, 41, 85 (a. 14).] 2. See Emulsio ole i AMYGDAL ARUM. E. mercurielle de Duncan. A cosmetic preparation made by mixing T3 part of bichloride of mercury, 50 parts of bitter almonds, and 500 of distilled water. [L, 77, 87 (a, 14).] E. narcotique. See EMULSIO sedativa. E. phosphoree. See EMULSIO phosphoric a. E's purgatives [Fr. Cod., 1832, Form, of the Fr. Mil. Hosp., 1839]. Emulsions containing either extract of jalap, castor-oil, or scammony. [L, 41, 85 (o, 14).] E. purgative magnesienne. An emulsion composed of 20 parts of oil of almonds, 0'4 part of scammony, 15 parts of milk of magnesia, 30 parts of water, 10 parts of orange-flower water. 15 parts or sugar, and 5 parts of powdered gum arabic. [L, 49 (a, 21).] E. resineuse. An emulsion made from a resin. [L, 41 (a, 21).] E. saline [Swed. Ph., 1817]. An emulsion made by di olving 1 part of pota ium tartrate and 4 parts of purified honey in 32 parts of water, triturating the solution with 4 parts of blanched sweet almonds, and straining. [B, 1 19 (a, 14).] E. simple [Fr. Cod.]. See Mistura AMYGDALA. E. tenifuge. An emulsion composed of 40 parts of peeled pumpkin-seeds, 30 of sugar, 150 of water, and from 4 to 8 of the root of male fern. [L, 49 (a, 2i).]_E. terebenthinee [Dutch Ph., 1811]. An emulsion made by thoroughly mixing in a mortar 1$ oz. of turpentine, the yolks of 2 eggs, and 2 oz. of marsh-mallow, adding gradually 8 oz. of water or white wine. [L, 49. 85 (o, 14).] E. vermifuge. An emulsion composed of 22 parts of oil of turpentine, 7 of gum arabic, 180 of chamomile-water, and 7 of ether. [L, 49 (o, 21).] E. vraie. See Simple EMULSION (1st def.). [s. 696]