Method of separation/chemical reaction (with brief process) of raw materials of the assign drug below, please put a detailed explain Assign drug product is: Seignette salt (active ingredient) Raw materials: 1.5 kgs cream of tartar and 2.5 kg sodium carbonate monohydrate Actual yield: 1.20 kgs Seignette salt Formulation: 1.20 kgs Seignette salt Dosage Form: Syrup Packaging: 100 mL per bottle

Method of separation/chemical reaction (with brief process) of raw materials of the assign drug below, please put a detailed explain Assign drug product is: Seignette salt (active ingredient) Raw materials: 1.5 kgs cream of tartar and 2.5 kg sodium carbonate monohydrate Actual yield: 1.20 kgs Seignette salt Formulation: 1.20 kgs Seignette salt Dosage Form: Syrup Packaging: 100 mL per bottle

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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