Study of Pharamaceutical Preparation of Jalkumbhi Ksara and its Organoleptic Properties
Journal Title: International Journal of Ayurveda and Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Ksaras are the derivatives of plant drug ashes in the form of solutions or crystals all of which have the basic quality of being alkaline. Because of its corrosive nature (Ksaranat), it is known as Ksara (alkali), Ksara is not having rasa , this is manifested by the combination of many rasas and it possesses itself many rasas dominated by katu and lavana rasas . It is the object of many senses and it involves a special method of preparation. In the present article, we have prepared Jalkumbhi Ksara under standard laboratory conditions and studied about the organoleptic characteristics of Jalkumbhi Ksara .
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Neelam Choudhary
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