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Present name. - Quinia Hydrocyanate. C20H14N2O2 Hcn.
This may also be prepared by direct union of its acid and base. There is no regular proving extant. It was at one time a favourite remedy for intermittents, and considered to be more powerful than the Sulphate. It is an unstable salt in solution.
Preparation. - Solution in distilled water, which must be freshly prepared.
 
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