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Wild Cherry has more of them. Its pIX-ion concentration being 4.1, it is incompatible with carbonates and bicarbonates which produce with it a very slow but definite effervescence. I t is also incompatible with acids, such as diluted hydrochloric acid, which on standing produces a precipitate with this Syrup. Needless, to say, it has, in addition to this, all the incompatibilities of tannic acid, which are as is well known, quite numerous. CONCLUSIONS. . .. .-* Section on Historical Pharmacy, Madison meeting, A. PH. A., 1933. This interesting article fits in with the section of the country in which the ASSOCIATION is holding its Meeting.
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