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Imitation Opium Balls

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Imitation Opium Balls has 6 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.

6 facts·6 predicates·1 sources

Mostly:external coating(1), substitute mixture(1), binding material(1)

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External CoatingexternalCoating

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Binding MaterialbindingMaterial

Internal ComponentinternalComponent

Componentcomponent

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bindingMaterialseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:bandages-of-calico
componentseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:skin-or-husk
externalCoatingseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:watery-solution-of-chandu
internalComponentseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:sand
typeseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:ArtificialProduct
substituteMixtureseven-sisters-of-sleep/164
ex:gambier-opium-mixture

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  1. customctx:books/seven-sisters-of-sleep/164
    • full texttmpt70mch5x_seven-sisters-of-sleep_164
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      roportions to the opium. In fact, this most valuable drug, certainly one of the most important, and most frequently used in medicine, is also one of the most extensively adulterated.” Dr. Landerer has described an adulteration of a sample

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