Date:   5/30/2012 9:27:17 PM ( 12 y ago)
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When it was produced in large batches, the sulfur and oil were mixed in 60-gallon stainless steel kettles with intense heat (500-600 F) applied for approximately 1 hour before the reaction occurred. This has not been done since the early 1950's. For a batch larger than single dosage adequate ventilation of the production area is paramount. The proof of concept experiment to see if it could be made in single dosage quantities used a 900W microwave on HIGH for about 5 minutes. It is immediately obvious when the reaction has occurred because of the color change.

This particular substance had not been unknown to the medical practice of its time as references to similar concoctions called "balsam of sulphur" and "sulphurated linseed oil" have been found in "Dunglison, R., Medical Lexicon, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1866" and "Maisch, J. M., A Universal Formulary: Preparing And Administering Officinal and Other Medicines, 1874".
 

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