Re: ORGLIST: Pharmaceutically accepted acids for salts

From: David Naugler (dnaugler$##$sfu.ca)
Date: Tue Nov 30 1999 - 10:50:41 EST

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From: Jacob Zabicky <zabicky$##$bgumail.bgu.ac.il>

>
> There are many pharmaceuticals listed as nitrate salts, so, probably your
> objection rises no problem. Nitric acid and some of its inorganic salts are
> also listed as pharmaceuticals. Examples:
>
> Methylatropine nitrate
> Miconazole nitrate

True, but miconazole nitrate is likely to serve a dual role as an explosive.
Another example would be nitroglycerine. My quibble is about the use of the word
'acceptable'.


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