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Synonym. - Chininum Arsenicum.
Present name. - Triquinia Arseniate (C20H14N2O2)3,2 H3AsO4, 2H10.
This may be prepared by directly combining pure Quinine and Arsenic Acid.
Characters and Tests. - White silky needles, soluble in water and alcohol. The aqueous solution gives no precipitate with Chloride of Barium, but with Nitrate of Silver a brick-red precipitate is produced. When treated first with solution of Chlorine and afterwards with Ammonia, it becomes of a splendid emerald green colour.
It has not been proved.
Preparations. - Trituration. Solution in 20 O.P. spirit.
 
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