Nomenclature
Basic aluminum salicylates. (C7H5O3)nAl(OH)3-n.xH2O.
Derivative
Monosalicylate.
Nomenclature
Alunozal. C
7H
7AlO
5; mol wt 198.11.
C 42.44%, H 3.56%, Al 13.62%, O 40.38%.
Description and references
Prepn: DE 354698 and GB 182446 (both 1922 to Soc. Chim. des Usines du Rhne), Frdl. 14, 1234 and C.A. 16, 43014 (1922).
Properties
Fine, colorless powder, occasionally pink.Derivative
Disalicylate.
Nomenclature
Baluvet (Veterinaria). C
14H
11AlO
7.H
2O; mol wt 336.23.
C 50.01%, H 3.90%, Al 8.02%, O 38.07%.
Description and references
(C7H5O3)2Al(OH)(H2O). Prepn: Burrows, Wark, J. Chem. Soc. 1928, 222.
Properties
Pink needles. Sparingly sol in water. Readily
loses 1 mol H2O on drying at 100°, a second mol is driven
off with difficulty.Note
The neutral salicylate, (C7H5O3)6Al2.3H2O, is called Saluminium insolubile or insoluble Salumin.Therapeutic Category
Antidiarrheal.
Therapeutic Category (Veterinary)
Antidiarrheal.
Keywords
Antidiarrheal
Status
This monograph has been retired and is no longer subject
to revision or update.