 White, deliquescent, rhombohedral crystals, having a slight characteristic odor. Very soluble in water, alcohol, and ether. The aqueous solution, on boiling, is decomposed, with the formation of chloroform and carbon dioxide.  Principles of Pharmacy - Page 673by Henry V. Arny - 1909 - 1175 pagesFull view - About this book
 | 1905 - 772 pages
...odor. Very soluble in water and alcohol; in the latter, part of the acid is changed into the ester. The aqueous solution on boiling is decomposed with the formation of chloroform and carbon dioxide: CCI3COOH = CHC1, + COt. Ten parts of trichloracetic acid and 1 part of water 'form a liquid known as... | |
 | Reynold Webb Wilcox - 1905 - 644 pages
...Chloral. It should be kept in dark amber-colored, well-stoppered bottles in a cool place. CHARACTERS. — White, deliquescent, rhombohedral crystals, having...with the formation of Chloroform and Carbon Dioxide. ACTION. Antiseptic ; escharotic. USES. In lupus, condylomata, etc. ; as a caustic in diseases of the... | |
 | 1907 - 844 pages
...ACIDUM TRICHLORACETICUM Trichloracetic Acid HCsClaOa = 162.12 A monobasic organic acid [CC12.COOH], usually obtained by the oxidation of hydrated chloral...upon blue litmus paper. On heating with potassium hydroxide TS, it is decomposed with the formation of chloroform and potassium carbonate. If to its... | |
 | Reynold Webb Wilcox - 1907 - 518 pages
...rhombohedral crystals, having a slight characteristic odor. Solubility. — Very soluble in water, Alcohol, or Ether. The aqueous solution, on boiling, is decomposed...with the formation of Chloroform and Carbon Dioxide. ACTION. Antiseptic; escharotic. USES. Locally in lupus, condylomata, etc., and as a caustic in diseases... | |
 | George Frank Butler - 1908 - 734 pages
...odor. Very soluble in water and alcohol ; in the latter, part of the acid is changed into the ester. The aqueous solution on boiling is decomposed with the formation of chloroform and carbon dioxide : CC1.COOH — CHCI, + CO,. 10 parts of trichloracetic acid and I part of water form a liquid known... | |
 | Edward Quin Thornton - 1911 - 532 pages
...acid. It should be kept in dark, amber-colored, well-stoppered bottles in a cool place. It is seen as white, deliquescent, rhombohedral crystals, having...characteristic odor; very soluble in water, alcohol, and ether. If 10 parts of the acid are liquefied by the addition of 1 part of water, a permanent fluid mixture... | |
 | Charles Platt, William Alexander Pearson - 1911 - 518 pages
...or three atoms of hydrogen. TRI-CHLORACETIC ACID, CC18COOH, white deliquescent crystals with pungent odor, very soluble in water, alcohol, and ether. The aqueous solution on boiling decomposes into chloroform and carbon dioxide. BUTYRIC ACID, C8H7COOH, CAPROIC ACID, CsHuCOOH, PALMITIC... | |
 | Reynold Webb Wilcox - 1917 - 880 pages
...crystals, having a slight characteristic odor. Solubility. — In about oi part of water; very soluble in Alcohol, and Ether. The aqueous solution, on boiling,...with the formation of Chloroform and Carbon Dioxide. IMPURITIES. — Chlorides and nitric acid. For the Therapeutics of Trichloracetic Acid see p. 473.... | |
 | Reynold Webb Wilcox - 1917 - 880 pages
...crystals, having a slight characteristic odor. Solubility. — In about oi part of water; very soluble in Alcohol, and Ether. The aqueous solution, on boiling,...with the formation of Chloroform and Carbon Dioxide. IMPURITIES. — Chlorides and nitric acid. For the Therapeutics of Trichloracetic Acid see p. 473.... | |
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