ALCOOL AT URE

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Fr.), n._ A?1-ko-03-la%-tur. Lat., alcoolatura [Fr. Cod.], alcoholatura. It., alcoolaturo. Sp., alcoholaturo. A cla of preparations of the Fr. Codex, corresponding in part to the fluid extracts of the U.S. Ph., made by macerating portions of a fresh plant in the same bulk or twice the bulk of alcohol, and filtering with expre ion. [B, 113.J—A. composé. An a. made from several different plants. [B, 107.]—A. hydralcoolique, A. hydrolique. An a. in which the alcohol used for extraction is dilute. [B, 93, ame simple. An a, made from a single vegetable substance. [B, 107.)—A. vulnéraire [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., tinctura vulneraria [Fr. Cod.]. It., acqua vulneraria, acqua vulneraria ro a. Sp., alcoholaturo vulnerario. A preparation containing the same vegetable ingredients in the same proportions as the alcool at vulnéraire, but which, instead of being distilled, are macerated for 6 days in 3,000 parts of alcohol of a strength of 80 per cent. by volume, the resulting extract being drawn off by filtration. [B, 113.]— Hydra’. See A. hydralcoolique.
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