- Fenadiazol**, Hypnazol, J.L. 512, Phénadiazole,
Viodor V Hypnoti****,
Sedativum "Unknown".
Journal de médecine de
Bordeaux et de la région du sud-ouest...
- from borax, by the
action of
mineral acids, and was
given the name sal
sedativum Hombergi ("sedative salt of Homberg").
However boric acid and borates...
- (soffioni) near Florence, Italy, at
which point it
became known as sal
sedativum, with
ostensible medical benefits. The
mineral was
named s****olite, after...
-
distillation at
reduced pressure to
prevent thermal decomposition. The "Sal
Sedativum Hombergi" is
boracic acid,
which he
discovered in 1702, and "Homberg's...
-
shining plates,
which have been
called sedative or
narcotic salt (sal
sedativum Hombergi). [...] 1 Thomson's
History of Chemistry, vol. i. p. 248, Lond...
