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Contractions. - Mang. Man.
Present name. - Manganous Acetate. Mn,2C3H3O24H1O.
Acetate of Manganese.
Prepared by saturating pure Acetic Acid with Carbonate of Manganese and crystallizing.
Characters and Tests. - Light pinkish crystals in beautiful rhombic prisms, not altered by exposure to air. Taste astringent and metallic. The watery solution gives a flesh-coloured precipitate with Sulphide of Ammonium. The crystals treated with Sulphuric Acid emit a smell of vinegar. No blue precipitate is given upon the addition of the yellow Prussiate of Potash.
Preparation. - Solution in water for lx; dilute alcohol may be used for 1, and rectified spirit for all above.
Reference to Horn. Proving. - Chr. Kr., iv.
Proper forms for dispensing. - 1x and 1, Solution only. 3x and upwards, Tincture, Pilules, or Globules.
 
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