RESINS Flashcards
is applied to more or less solid, amorphous products of complex chemical nature.
RESINS
Are usually formed in ___________ and are end product of metabolism.
SCHIZOGENOUS DUCTS OR CAVITIES
Are usually formed in schizogenous ducts or cavities and are end product of metabolism.
RESINS
Physically: hard, transparent or translucent and upon heating it soften and finally melt.
RESINS
When Heated: Chemically, are complex mixtures of:
RESIN ACIDS
RESIN ALCOHOLS (RESINOL)
RESIN PHENOLS (RESINOTANNOLS)
ESTERS
RESENES
chemically inert compounds known as?
RESENES
RESINS IS INSOLUBLE IN WATER
resins is usually insoluble in?
PETROLEUM SPIRIT
Resin is Soluble in ______ ______ _____
ALCOHOL
CHLOROFORM
ETHERS
Some investigators believe, it is an oxidation products of _____.
TERPENES
Several Resins: used in Pharmacy and in Art:
ROSIN
GUAIAC
MASTIC
When separated and purified, they are usually brittle, amorphous solid that fuse readily when heated, after passing through a preliminary stage of softening.
RESINS
Soluble in water but dissolve in alcohol or other organics solvents
RESINS
On evaporation, these solutions deposit the resin as a _______
VARNISH-LIKE FILM
burn with characteristic, ______
SMOKY FLAME
Volatile oils
OLEORESIN
examples of Volatile Oils - Oleoresins
COPAIBA, MASTIC, CAPSICUM, GINGER, TURPENTINE
gum
GUM-RESINS
Example of Gum - GUM-RESINS
GAMBOGE
Oil and Gums
OLEO - GUM RESINS
Examples of Oil and Gums - OLEO-GUM RESINS
MYRRH
ASAFOETIDA
OLIBANUM
Oil and Gums – Oleo-gum resins
MYRRH
ASAFOETIDA
OLIBANUM
are water-soluble carbohydrate derivatives, they can be separated from oleoresins rather easily.
GUMS
Are resinous mixtures that contain cinnamic acid, benzoic acid or both, or
esters of these acids:
BALSAMS
examples of balsams
BALSAM OF PERU
BALSAM OF TOLU
STORAX
The term ______ has been erroneously applied to some oleoresins (balsam of copaiba). This error has been occasionally led to some confusion.
BALSAM
Glycosidal combination
GLUCORESINS / GLYCORESINS
examples of glycosidal combination - glucoresins. / glycoresins
IPOMEA
JALAP
PHODOPHYLLUM