Acacia syrup

SYNS ACACIA ACACIA DEALBATA GUM ACACIA GUM ACACIA SENEGAL ACACIA SYRUP AUSTRALIAN GUM GUM ARABIC GUM OVALINE GUM SENEGAL INDIAN GUM NCI-C50748 SENEGAL GUM STARSOLNo. 1 WATTLE GUM... 

Synonyms Acacia farnesiana Acacia gum Acacia Senegal Acacia syrup Arabic gum Australian gum Gum Arabic Gum hashab Gum ovaline Gum Senegal Indian gum Kordofan gum Senegal gum Sudan gum Classification Water-sol. gum... 

Acacia farnesiana Acacia gum Acacia Senegal Acacia syrup. SeeAca-cia... 

Acacia syrup. See Acacia Acardite 2. See N-Methyl-N, N -diphenylurea ACC. See Methyl 2-cyanoacrylate Accelerator 832. See Butyraldehyde-aniline condensation product... 

Regulatory FDA 21CFR 169.179,169.182,184.1330 Canada DSL ManufJDistrib. Alfa Chem Charkit Hummel Croton Parchem Trading Acacia Senegal Acacia syrup. See Acacia Aceite de Algodon. See Cottonseed (Gossypium) oil Aceite de ricino. See Castor (Ricinus communis) oil Acetaldehyde... 

One of the primary variables which influences the recoveries of volatile flavor and aroma chemicals during spray drying is the wall material. Utilization of spray dried flavors in food systems presents further constraints on the wall material selection process. Of the food grade polymers available to the manufacturer of spray dried flavorings (i.e., gum acacia, lipophilic starches, maltodextrins, corn syrup solids), no single wall material exhibits the ideal traits deemed necessary for this economically important process. 

Gum arabic comes from various species of Acacia. The gum exudes through cracks, injuries, and incisions in the bark and is collected by hand as dried tears. Gum arabic is unique among gums because of its high solubility and the low viscosity and Newtonian flow of its solutions. While other gums form highly viscous solutions at 1—2% concentration, 20% solutions of gum arabic resemble a thin sugar syrup in body and flow properties. 

Juleps A julep is a sweet drink, usually a demulcent, acidulous, or mucilaginous mixture. Much more popular in Europe than in the United States, a typical julep of the late nineteenth century mistura gummosa) contained 10 parts acacia triturated with 30 parts syrup of acacia, 100 parts water, and 10 parts orange flower water.f ° ... 

The syrup of the protoekloride of iron is prepared by dissolving 1 drachm dry protochloride of iron (ferrous chloride) in i troy ounce orange-flower water mix separately 4i troy onnees symp of orange flower with 20 troy ounces symp of acacia add the iron solution to the syrup mixture. Each table-spoonfnl of this preparation contains about grains of the protwhloiide of iron. Pharm. ihc. of Plans. 

Jadrson s Pectoral Syrup. Macerate 1 drachm sassafras pith and 1 ounce acacia iu 1 pint water for 12 hours add 21 ounces engar, dissolve the sugar in it without heat, filter, and then add 8 grains muriate of morphia. Dose, 1 toa-spbonful every 3 hours. 

Treatment of Diarrhea in Infants. Dr. Smith recommends the following prescriptions, if tho bowels are rather loose, with dark, slimy, offensive stools. Tincture of opium, 8 minims castor oil, 1 drachm syrup of ginger and nmcilago of acacia, each 1 ounce. A tea-spoonful 3 times daily. In the screaming fits, accompanied by constipation, ibis combination of castor-oU with laudanum is very valuable. Med, News,)... 

FitzGerald tested his idea on readily available subjects, 14 medical students, whose gastric secretion he stimulated by injections of histamine. He found in control tests that the mean peak gastric output of acid was 60 mEq in an unspecified time and that the gastric juice contained 7.99 mEq of NH. He then gave each subject 15 g of urea dissolved in 1 fluid ounce of syrup of acacia. That is an 8 M solution. The mean peak acid output in the gastric juice fell to 27 mEq, and the concentration of NH rose to 36.54 mEq. " ... 

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