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Propine solution

Dipivefrin Prodrug Propine Solution 0.1 1 drop twice a day Increased aqueous... [Pg.915]

Solution 0.1 % (Rx) Various, Propine (Allergan), AKPro (Akorn)... [Pg.2078]

Prodrugs Dipivefrin hydrochloride Propine Medical Solutions Allergan... [Pg.742]

Propin-2yl-aminyloxide 225 decomposes only when refluxed in benzene solution giving bicyclic compound 226, the structure of which was confirmed by X-ray analysis184. Apparently the first step of this reaction is again the a-scission of a N-C-bond giving l.l-dimethyl-2-propinyl radical and 2-methyl-2-nitrosopropane, compound 226 being formed in an as yet unknown sequence of reactions. [Pg.101]

Two methods are used for the preparation of capillary gas adsorption columns the suspension method, in which the inner walls of the column are coated with a suspension of the adsorbent, and the chemical method, in which an adsorption layer is formed on the walls of the column through a process of synthesis of the adsorbent in the capillary column. Recently, a new type of porous polymer (poly(l-(trimethylsilyl)-l-propin) (PTMSP)) has been suggested as an organic adsorbent and has been actively studied as a promising material in membrane technology. This polymer dissolves well in some volatile solvents, and a layer of it can be formed in a capillary column using simple techniques for coating from a solution of a stationary phase in a volatile solvent. [Pg.1836]


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