CREOSOTE

(Fr.), n. Kra-o-zot. See CREASOTE. Alcool at de c. Spirit of creasote; a mixture of 15 parts of alcohol and 1 part of creasote. [L, 87 (a, 21).] C. du goudron de liitre. C. obtained from the tar of beech-wood, [o, 18.] C. du goudron de houille. See Coal-tar CREASOTE. C. omcinale. Ordinary creasote. [B.] C. solidifiee. Solidified creasote; of S. Martin, a mixture of 15 parts of creasote and 10 of collodion. [L, 87 (a, 21).] C. vegetale. See CREASOTE. Eau de c. See Aqua CREASOTI. Mixture de c. See Mistura CREASOTI. Pilules de c. Creasote pills; of Pitschaff, a preparation made by mixing 3 drops of creasote, 0'20 gramme of extract of conium and a sufficient quantity of magnesia and mucilage, and dividing into 9 pills. [L, 87 (a, 21).] Potion de c. Creasote potion; of Laveran, a preparation containing 3 drops of creasote, 2 drops of e ence of lemon, 30 grammes of orange-flower syrup, and 90 grammes of water. |L, 87 (o, 21).] Solution alcool i que de c. Alcoholic solution of creasote; of Dujardin - Beaumetz, a preparation consisting of 6 grammes of creasote, 250 grammes of alcohol, and sufficient sweet wine to make 1 litre. [L, 87 (a, 21).] Solution huileuse de c. Oily solution of creasote; of Bouchard and Gimbert, a preparation containing 75 parts of cod-liver oil and 1 part of creasote. [L, 87 (a, 21).] [s. 441]