Judy Massawe
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#pharmaceutical uses of aluminum and it's derivatives?
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1. Aluminum hydroxide: Used as an antacid to treat symptoms of heartburn, acid indigestion, and upset stomach.
2. Aluminum chloride: Used in antiperspirants to reduce sweating and body odor.
3. Aluminum acetate: Used topically as an astringent to treat skin conditions such as poison ivy, insect bites, and athlete's foot.
4. Aluminum phosphate: Used as an adjuvant in vaccines to enhance the immune response.
5. Aluminum sulfate: Used in water treatment to clarify and purify drinking water.
6. Aluminum hydroxide-magnesium hydroxide: Used as an antacid to relieve symptoms of heartburn, acid indigestion, and upset stomach.
7. Aluminum potassium sulfate: Used in the production of baking powder and in the tanning of leather.
8. Aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex gly: Used in antiperspirants to reduce sweating and body odor.
9. Aluminum stearate: Used as a lubricant in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
10. Aluminum silicate: Used as an anti-caking agent in powdered medications and as a filler in tablets and capsules.
2. Aluminum chloride: Used in antiperspirants to reduce sweating and body odor.
3. Aluminum acetate: Used topically as an astringent to treat skin conditions such as poison ivy, insect bites, and athlete's foot.
4. Aluminum phosphate: Used as an adjuvant in vaccines to enhance the immune response.
5. Aluminum sulfate: Used in water treatment to clarify and purify drinking water.
6. Aluminum hydroxide-magnesium hydroxide: Used as an antacid to relieve symptoms of heartburn, acid indigestion, and upset stomach.
7. Aluminum potassium sulfate: Used in the production of baking powder and in the tanning of leather.
8. Aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex gly: Used in antiperspirants to reduce sweating and body odor.
9. Aluminum stearate: Used as a lubricant in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
10. Aluminum silicate: Used as an anti-caking agent in powdered medications and as a filler in tablets and capsules.
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Google Gemini AI
Aug 1
Aluminum Hydroxide
- Antacids: Neutralizes stomach acid to relieve heartburn and indigestion.
- Adsorbents: Binds to toxins in the digestive tract to prevent their absorption.
- Buffering agents: Maintains constant pH levels in pharmaceutical preparations.
Aluminum Acetaminophen
- Analgesic (pain reliever): Provides temporary relief from minor aches and pains.
Aluminum Potassium Sulfate
- Antiperspirants: Blocks sweat glands to reduce sweating.
Aluminum Phosphates
- Binding agents: Enhances the stability and absorption of drugs by binding them to other molecules.
- Excipients: Inactive ingredients used as carriers or fillers in pharmaceutical formulations.
Aluminum Sulfate
- Astringents: Contracts tissues to reduce bleeding and inflammation.
- Hemostatics: Stops bleeding by constricting blood vessels.
Aluminum Chlorohydrate
- Antiperspirants: Similar to aluminum potassium sulfate, reduces sweating.
Aluminum Hydroxychloride
- Antipruritics (anti-itch medications): Relieves itching and irritation associated with skin conditions.
Aluminum Monostearate
- Emulsifiers: Helps disperse oil-based ingredients in water-based formulations.
- Thickeners: Increases the viscosity of liquids.
Aluminum Oxide
- Antacid: Similar to aluminum hydroxide, neutralizes stomach acid.
- Adjuvant: Enhances the immune response to vaccines by providing a surface for antigen binding.
Other Uses
- Adjuvants: Aluminum derivatives can enhance the immune response to vaccines and antibiotics.
- Binding agents: They can bind to drugs to control their release and improve absorption.
- Excipients: Aluminum derivatives are commonly used as inactive ingredients to provide bulk, flowability, and stability to pharmaceutical products.
- Antacids: Neutralizes stomach acid to relieve heartburn and indigestion.
- Adsorbents: Binds to toxins in the digestive tract to prevent their absorption.
- Buffering agents: Maintains constant pH levels in pharmaceutical preparations.
Aluminum Acetaminophen
- Analgesic (pain reliever): Provides temporary relief from minor aches and pains.
Aluminum Potassium Sulfate
- Antiperspirants: Blocks sweat glands to reduce sweating.
Aluminum Phosphates
- Binding agents: Enhances the stability and absorption of drugs by binding them to other molecules.
- Excipients: Inactive ingredients used as carriers or fillers in pharmaceutical formulations.
Aluminum Sulfate
- Astringents: Contracts tissues to reduce bleeding and inflammation.
- Hemostatics: Stops bleeding by constricting blood vessels.
Aluminum Chlorohydrate
- Antiperspirants: Similar to aluminum potassium sulfate, reduces sweating.
Aluminum Hydroxychloride
- Antipruritics (anti-itch medications): Relieves itching and irritation associated with skin conditions.
Aluminum Monostearate
- Emulsifiers: Helps disperse oil-based ingredients in water-based formulations.
- Thickeners: Increases the viscosity of liquids.
Aluminum Oxide
- Antacid: Similar to aluminum hydroxide, neutralizes stomach acid.
- Adjuvant: Enhances the immune response to vaccines by providing a surface for antigen binding.
Other Uses
- Adjuvants: Aluminum derivatives can enhance the immune response to vaccines and antibiotics.
- Binding agents: They can bind to drugs to control their release and improve absorption.
- Excipients: Aluminum derivatives are commonly used as inactive ingredients to provide bulk, flowability, and stability to pharmaceutical products.
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