Amylene

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(am' -il-en) [see Amyl], C 5 H 10 .

A liquid hydrocarbon having anesthetic properties. See Anesthetic. A. -chloral, CCI3 . CH . OH . O . C. (CH 3 ) 2 C 2 H 5 , dimethyl- ethyl-carbinol-chloral. It is hypnotic. Syn., Dormiol. A. Hydrate, C 5 H 12 0, a tertiary alcohol used as a hypnotic. Dose 30 min.- dr. (2-4 Cc). Unof.

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