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Paraldehyde is the
cyclic trimer of
acetaldehyde molecules. Formally, it is a
derivative of 1,3,5-trioxane, with a
methyl group substituted for a hydrogen...
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stereomers of
paraldehyde and four of metaldehyde. The
German chemist Valentin Hermann Weidenbusch (1821–1893)
synthesized paraldehyde in 1848 by treating...
- antipsychotics, such as
haloperidol may also be used.
Older drugs such as
paraldehyde and
clomethiazole were
formerly the
traditional treatment but have now...
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found enough paraldehyde,
sedatives and
other drugs in the body "to
cause instant unconsciousness." The
death certificate lists "
paraldehyde and promazine...
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colorless liquid with a
burning flavor and an
unpleasant odor
similar to
paraldehyde with a hint of camphor. TAA
remains liquid at room temperature, making...
- the
dates in
parentheses are the
earliest approved use of the drug.
Paraldehyde (1882). One of the
earliest anticonvulsants. It is
still used to treat...
- milliliters. It was
considered to have
superior sedative effects to both
paraldehyde and
chloral hydrate. In humans,
acetophenone is
metabolized to benzoic...
- in the
treatment of hyperthyroidism. 2-Aminothiazole is
prepared from
paraldehyde, thiourea, and
sulfuryl chloride. Like the parent, 2-aminothiazoles are...
- The
liquid trimer,
paraldehyde is also obtained. The
reaction is reversible; upon
heating to
about 80 °C,
metaldehyde and
paraldehyde revert to acetaldehyde...
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formed from
acetone is
sometimes called an acetonide.
Formaldehyde forms Paraldehyde and 1,3,5-Trioxane.
Polyoxymethylene (POM) plastic, also
known as "acetal"...
