What are the balanced chemical equations of each item above? ActiveDosageFormRaw MaterialsActual YieldFormulationPackagingIngredient2.6 kgsparacetamol1180 gaspirin500 mg per3 kgs. p-aminophenol and 2 kgs.acetic anhydride2 kgs. Salicylic acid and 2.5 kgs.acetic anhydride20 tablets per blisterpack20 tablets per blisterpackParacetamolTablettablet80 mg perAspirinTablettablet343.4gprecipitatedsulfur250 mg perPrecipitatedsulfur500 g calcium polysulphide and1.5 kg hydrochloric acid100 jars per boxOintmentjar1.75kgscalciumcarbonate160mg per10mLCalcium2 kgs calcium oxide and 1.75 kgH20Oral100mL per bottlecarbonateSuspensionsuspension0.004 mg per3 kgs. sodium borate and 1.5 kghydrochloric acid1.5 kgs boricacidOphthalmicsolution30 mL plastic dripbottlesBoric acid50 microliterdrop1.66 kgs.1100 mg perOralSolutionPotassium3 kgs. acetic acid and 2.5 kgs.potassium bicarbonatePotassium473 mL per bottleacetate5 mLacetate1.5 kgs cream of tartar and 2.5kg sodium carbonatemonohydrate1.20 kgsSeignettesalt160 mg per 5Seignette saltSyrup100 mL per bottlemL750 gOralPotassium950 g elemental iodine + 1.5 kgspotassium hydroxidepotassiumiodide1 g per mLSaturated237 mL per bottleiodideSolution

In this question, balanced chemical equation of each item is to be written.

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

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

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