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Eng., Potassium Citrate. Formula, K3C6H5O7 + H20.
Transparent crystals or white powder.
Odorless and a cooling, saline taste.
In about 0.6 part of water; sparingly soluble in alcohol.
Alcohol, lead acetate, potassium permanganate in acid solution, silver nitrate.
15 grains (1 Gm.).
Eng., Effervescent Potassium Citrate. A fine white, odorless, soluble powder, containing 20 per cent. of the salt with sodium bicarbonate and citric and tartaric acids.
60 grains (4 Gm.).
Eng., Solution of Potassium Citrate. A colorless, odorless liquid containing about 8 per cent. of potassium citrate with small amounts of citric and carbonic acids.
4 fluidrachms (15 mils).
 
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