| Molecular
Formula |
C21H22O2N2
HNO3 |
| Molecular
Weight |
397.43 |
| Description |
A
white crystaline powder, or Lustrous colourless needless. |
| Identification |
- Dissolve a small fragment in 2
or 3 drops of H2SO4 on a white porcelain plate, and pass a small
crystal of K2Cr2O7 slowly through the solution; an intense
violet colour is produced, which changes through red to yellow.
- It gives the reactions
characteristic of Nitrate.
|
| Brucine |
To
0.1 gm of the substance add 1 ml of nitric acid; no red or
orange-red colour is produced. |
| Chlorides |
Not
more than 0.01% |
| Sulphates |
Not
more than 0.05% |
| Loss
on drying |
Maximum
1% |
| Sulphated
Ash |
0.2
gm of the substance is unweighable. |
| Assay |
Not less
than 99.0% (calculated on dried basis) |
| Packing
and Storage |
Preserve
in light-resistant tight containers. |
| Shelf
Life |
5 Years |
| Batch
Size |
500 Kgs. |
| Action
and Uses |
As
antidote for poisoning by overdosage of barbiturates/ as bitter
tonic/as nerve stimulant. |