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C23H26N2O4 BRUCINE
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V04,
Page 677
of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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C23H26N2O4 See also:BRUCINE , an See also:alkaloid isolated in 1819 by J . Pelletier and J . B . Caventou from " false Angustura bark." It crystallizes in prisms with four molecules of See also:water; when anhydrous it melts at 178° . It is very similar to See also:strychnine (q.v.), both chemically and physiologically . |
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