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1
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The term is applied to more or less solid, amorphous products of complex chemical nature.

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RESIN

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They are usually formed in schizogenous ducts or cavities and are end product of metabolism.

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RESIN

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3
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Physical property of resin

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hard, transparent or translucent and upon heating it soften and finally melt

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When Heated: Chemically, are complex mixtures of:

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RESIN ACIDS
RESIN ALCOHOLS (Resinol)
RESIN PHENOLS (Resinotannols)
ESTERS
RESENES

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5
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It is a chemically inert compound

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RESENES

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6
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Resins are insoluble in __

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WATER

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7
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Resins are usually insoluble in ___

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PETROLEUM SPIRITS

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8
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Resins are soluble in ___

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ALCOHOL
CHLOROFORM
ETHERS

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9
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Some investigators believe, it is an oxidation products of ___.

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TERPENES

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10
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Several Resins: used in Pharmacy and in Art:

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GUAIAC
ROSIN
MASTIC

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11
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When separated and purified, they are
usually ____ that fuse readily when heated, after passing through a preliminary stage of softening.

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BRITTLE, AMORPHOUS SOLID

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12
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On evaporation, these solutions deposit the resin as a ___

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VARNISH-LIKE FILM

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13
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❑ Burn with characteristic, smoky flame.

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RESINS

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14
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Resins Combinations

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VOLATILE OILS
GUMS
OIL AND GUMS
BALSAMS
GLYCOSIDAL COMBINATION

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15
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Volatile Oils examples

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OLEORESINS
• Copaiba, Mastic, Capsicum, Ginger,
Turpentine

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16
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Gums examples

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Gum-Resins
• Gamboge

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17
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Oil and Gums examples

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Oleo-gum resins
• Myrrh, Asafoetida, Olibanum

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18
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They are water-soluble carbohydrate derivatives; they can be separated from oleoresins rather easily.

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GUMS

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19
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Are resinous mixtures that contain cinnamic acid, benzoic acid or both, or esters of these acids: (Typical Balsams)

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BALSAMS

20
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Examples of Balsam

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• Balsam of Peru, Balsam of Tolu, Storax

21
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This term has been erroneously applied to some oleoresins (balsam of copaiba). This error has been occasionally led to some confusion.

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BALSAM

22
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Examples of Glycosidal Combination

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Glucoresins/Glycoresins
• Ipomea, Jalap, Phodophyllum

23
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❑ Differ from a resin or resin combination.
❑ Obtained from the plant in a similar manner and they be studied together with them.

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LATEX

24
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❑ A natural product of variable composition and of milky consistency making up the cytoplasm of special plant tissues consisting of laticiferous cells or vessels.

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LATEX

25
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❑ The milky appearance is due to the _____ in a liquid dispersion medium with a very different refractive index.

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COLLOIDAL SUSPENSION OF SMALL PARTICLES IN A LIQUID

26
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These contain a large proportion of oxyacids, usually combining the properties of carboxylic acid and phenols.

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RESIN ACIDS

27
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Are soluble aqueous solutions of the alkalies usually soap like solutions or colloidal suspensions.

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RESIN ACIDS

28
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Metallic salts of Resin Acids are known as:

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RESINATES

29
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Examples of Resin Acids

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▪ Abietic acid – Rosin or Colophony
▪ Aleuritic acid – Shellac
▪ Commiphoric acid – Myrrh
▪ Copaibic and Oxycopaibic acid – Copaiba
▪ Guaiaconic acid –Guaiac
▪ Primaric acid – Burgundy pitch and Frankincene
▪ Sandaracolic acid – Sandarac

30
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❑ Are complex alcohols of high molecular weight

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RESIN ALCOHOLS

31
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It does not give such a reaction.

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RESINOLS

32
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It gives a tannin reaction with iron salts

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RESINOTANNOLS

33
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Examples of simple aromatic acids:

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▪ Benzoic acid
▪ Salicylic acid
▪ Cinnamic acid
▪ Umbellic acid

34
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Examples of Resin Alcohols

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▪ Benzoresinol – Benzoin
▪ Storesinol – Storax
▪ Guaiacresinol – Guaiac

35
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Examples of Resinotannols

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▪ Aloeresinotannol –Aloe
▪ Peruresinotannol – Balsam of Peru
▪ Toluresinotannol – Balsam of Tolu ▪Ammoresinotannol and Galbaresinotannol – Ammoniac
▪ Siaresinotannol and Sumaresinotannol – Benzene

36
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❑ Are complex neutral substances devoid of characteristic chemical properties.

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RESENES

37
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❑ They do not form salts or esters.
❑ Are insoluble in and resist by alkalies.

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RESENES

38
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Examples of Resenes

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▪ Alban and Fluavil –Gutta percha
▪ Copalresene – Copal
▪ Dammaresene – Dammar
▪ Dracoresene – Dragon’s blood
▪ Olibanoresene – Olibanum

39
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❑ Are complex mixtures yielding sugars and complex resin acids on hydrolysis.

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GLUCORESINS/GLYCORESINS

40
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Examples of Glucoresins

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▪ Resins of Jalap
▪ Resins of Scammony

41
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Resins are obtained by:

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❖ Extracting the drug with alcohol and
precipitating the resin with water.

❖Separating the oil from oleoresin by distillation

❖Heating the Plant part

❖Collecting Fossil resins

❖ Collecting the natural product that has exuded as oleoresins from the plant through natural or artificial punctures and from which the natural oils has partially evaporated into the atmosphere.

42
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Extracting the drug with alcohol and
precipitating the resin with water. Give examples.

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▪ Jalap
▪ Ipomea
▪ Scammony
▪ Podophyllum

43
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❖Separating the oil from oleoresin by distillation. Give examples

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▪ Rosin –Turpentine
▪ Copaivic resin – Copaiba

44
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❖Heating the Plant part. Give examples

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▪ Guaiac resin –Guaiac wood

45
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❖Collecting Fossil resins. Give examples.

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▪ Copal
▪ Dammar
▪ Kauri

46
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❖Collecting the natural product that has exuded as oleoresins from the plant through natural or artificial punctures and from which the natural oils has partially evaporated into the atmosphere. Examples

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▪ Burgundy pitch
▪ Mastic
▪ Sandarac
▪ Dragon’s blood

47
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Sources

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• RESINS
• CANNABIS
• CHICO
• CHINESE UMBRELLA TREE MELIA/
PARAISO
• COMMON MILK HEDGE
• DERRIS
• GINGER
• MANGO
• MANGOSTEEN
• MIMUSOPS
• STICK TREE

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