Active Dosage Form Raw Materials Actual Yield Formulation Packaging Ingredient 500 mg per 3 kgs. p-aminophenol and 2 kgs. acetic anhydride 2 kgs. Salicylic acid and 2.5 kgs. acetic anhydride 2.6 kgs paracetamol 1180 g 20 tablets per blister pack 20 tablets per blister рack Paracetamol Tablet tablet Aspirin 80 mg per tablet Tablet aspirin Precipitated sulfur 500 g calcium polysulphide and 1.5 kg hydrochloric acid 343.4g precipitated sulfur 250 mg per jar Ointment 100 jars per box Calcium carbonate 1.75kgs calcium carbonate 160mg per 10mL Oral 2 kgs calcium oxide and 1.75 kg H2O 100mL per bottle Suspension suspension 0.004 mg per 1.5 kgs boric acid Ophthalmic solution 30 mL plastic drip 3 kgs. sodium borate and 1.5 kg hydrochloric acid Boric acid 50 microliter bottles drop 1.66 kgs. Potassium 1100 mg per 5 mL Potassium Oral 3 kgs. acetic acid and 2.5 kgs. potassium bicarbonate 473 mL per bottle acetate Solution acetate 1.5 kgs cream of tartar and 2.5 kg sodium carbonate monohydrate 1.20 kgs Seignette salt 160 mg per 5 mL Seignette salt Syrup 100 mL per bottle Potassium jodide 950 g elemental iodine + 1.5 kgs potassium hydroxide 750 g potassium iodide Oral Saturated 1 g per mL 237 mL per bottle Solution

Active Dosage Form Raw Materials Actual Yield Formulation Packaging Ingredient 500 mg per 3 kgs. p-aminophenol and 2 kgs. acetic anhydride 2 kgs. Salicylic acid and 2.5 kgs. acetic anhydride 2.6 kgs paracetamol 1180 g 20 tablets per blister pack 20 tablets per blister рack Paracetamol Tablet tablet Aspirin 80 mg per tablet Tablet aspirin Precipitated sulfur 500 g calcium polysulphide and 1.5 kg hydrochloric acid 343.4g precipitated sulfur 250 mg per jar Ointment 100 jars per box Calcium carbonate 1.75kgs calcium carbonate 160mg per 10mL Oral 2 kgs calcium oxide and 1.75 kg H2O 100mL per bottle Suspension suspension 0.004 mg per 1.5 kgs boric acid Ophthalmic solution 30 mL plastic drip 3 kgs. sodium borate and 1.5 kg hydrochloric acid Boric acid 50 microliter bottles drop 1.66 kgs. Potassium 1100 mg per 5 mL Potassium Oral 3 kgs. acetic acid and 2.5 kgs. potassium bicarbonate 473 mL per bottle acetate Solution acetate 1.5 kgs cream of tartar and 2.5 kg sodium carbonate monohydrate 1.20 kgs Seignette salt 160 mg per 5 mL Seignette salt Syrup 100 mL per bottle Potassium jodide 950 g elemental iodine + 1.5 kgs potassium hydroxide 750 g potassium iodide Oral Saturated 1 g per mL 237 mL per bottle Solution

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

Section: Chapter Questions

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