Lime with boric acid solution

Solution of Chlorinated Lime with Boric Acid, B.P.C. (Eusol). 

Si02 films were deposited on soda lime glass from a silica gel-saturated solution of hydrofluorosilicic acid (H2S1F6) and boric acid [39]. The boric acid reacts with... 

EUSOL (Edinburgh Solution of Lime). This contains chlorinated lime at 1.25% concentration (30% of available chlorine) and boric acid at 1.25% in aqueous solution. Whether in a pure state or in combination with liquid paraffin, EUSOL is employed in ulcer treatment however, because of its cytotoxicity, it is used only in the black and yellow phases of wound healing. Both forms are often used in chronic ulcer treatment. 

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