Librium. See

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Contraindications If taken too close to bedtime may cause insomnia. If taken while physically exhausted hypotensive properties may be sharply exaggerated. Should not be used by persons with ailment or injury of kidneys, liver, or heart, or inclination towards diabetes or hypoglycemia. MAO inhibitor (see list of dangerous combinations). Anxiety may also occur. Sodium amobarbitol or Librium alleviate this. Imipramine may worsen it. Nauseau may occur from ingestion of yohimbine, but is not likely when snuffed. Can result in heart palpitations, severe blood pressure drop, and breathing difficulties if taken within 48 hours of having taken any amphetamine, even Dexamyl type diet pill. 

The thermodynamic jnstification for introducing the temperature into science is the Zeroth Law, which states that if system A is in thermal eqni-librium with system B, and system B is in thermal equilibrium with system C, then A and C wonld also be in thermal eqtiilibrium with each other, if they were pnt in contact. The third law of thermodynamics is also relevant here it states that absolnte zero (T = 0) is not attainable in a finite nnm-ber of steps, see also Chemistry and Energy Energy Heat Physical Chemistry Thermodynamics. 

In Section 2.5 we shall see that the equilibrium constant for a chemical reaction is simply related to AG /T and that equation (2.2.8) is useful in determining how eqni-librium constants vary with temperature. If one desires to obtain an expression for AG itself as a function of temperature, equation (2.2.7) may be integrated to give AH as a function of temperature. This relation may then be nsed with equation (2.2.8) to arrive at the desired relation. 

Several of the most-used benzodiazepine tranquillizers seem to act as the metabolic product, nordazepam (3.47), which has the full therapeutic action of the starting materials, and acts faster. Thus diazepam (12.95) ( Valium ) loses 1-Me, chlordiazepoxide ( Librium ) loses 4-0 and hydrolyses 2-MeNH- to=0, whereas clorazepate ( Tranxene ) loses 4-CO2, and in each case nordazepam is the product. While the latter is available for prescribing, clinical experience with the pro-drugs is greater moreover they have very different pharmacokinetics, diazepam being absorbed quickly and chlordiazepoxide slowly from the gastrointestinal tract. See further Section 12.7 Garattini, Mussini and Randall (1973), Nicholson a/. (1976), and Hollister (1978). 

Cyclohexene can be drawn in what appears to be a half-chair conformation, 66C, which is the conformational consequence of the ring flattening. Four carbons of cyclohexene are coplanar (see 66C), with one of the other carbons up and one down relative to the C=C. The coplanar carbon atoms are marked in red. Which carbon is up and which is down is arbitrary because 66D exists in eqrd-librium with another flattened-chair conformation, 66C. The presence of the double bond inhibits the conformational mobihty of the ring, and the two carbon atoms toward the back effectively flip back and forth between 66C and 66D. 

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