AT98408B - Process for the production of carbonic acid baths. - Google Patents

Process for the production of carbonic acid baths.

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AT98408B
AT98408B AT98408DA AT98408B AT 98408 B AT98408 B AT 98408B AT 98408D A AT98408D A AT 98408DA AT 98408 B AT98408 B AT 98408B
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Franz Dr Menter
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  Verfahren zur Herstellung von   Kohlensäurebädern.   



   Zur Entwicklung von Kohlensäure aus Natriumkarbonat für Kohlensäurebäder verwendete man bisher saures Sulfat, Weinsäure oder, nach einem Verfahren des Erfinders, Alaun. Die sauren Sulfate sind jedoch unbrauchbar, weil sie nicht nur die Packungen und Wannen zerfressen, sondern auch wegen Gefahr einer Verätzung des damit Hantierenden und des Körpers der badenden Person vom Volksgesundheitsamte verboten sind. Weinsäure ist als zu kostspielig auszuschalten, während die Sulfate des Aluminiums (Alaun, Aluminiumsulfat) den Übelstand zeigen. dass sie durch Abscheidung von Aluminiumhydrat das 
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Es hat sich nun gezeigt, dass die sauren Sulfite und das sauer reagierende Kaliumsalz der pyro- schwefligen Säure,   (2 82 05, zur Entwicklung   von   Kohlensäure   für Bäder geeignet sind, da sie die genannten Nachteile nicht aufweisen.

   Sie sind weder ätzend noch hygroskopisch und belassen das Bade- wasser vollkommen klar. Ein besonderer Vorteil bei Verwendung der genannten Salze zu Kohlensäure- bädern besteht weiter darin, dass die Gasentwicklung nicht so   stürmisch   erfolgt, wie bei den sauren Sulfaten oder Weinsäure und sich dadurch die Gasbläschen im Badewasser besser verteilen und am Körper des
Badenden ansetzen, wie es von ärztlicher Seite bei Kohlensäurebädern verlangt wird, während bei Ver- wendung der bekannten Säuren durch die zu rasche und heftige   Gasentwicklung die Bläschen mitgerissen   werden und daher die gewünschte Wirkung der   Kohlens nrebäder   (Hautreiz durch Ansetzen der Gas- bläschen am Körper und daher Verminderung des Blutdruckes) nur sehr mangelhaft erreicht wird. 



   Der Zusatz der Kohlensäure entwickelnden Stoffe kann in Tablettenform erfolgen oder man setzt die Stoffe granuliert den Lösungen des Karbonates   zu.   

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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  Process for the production of carbonic acid baths.



   To develop carbonic acid from sodium carbonate for carbonic acid baths, acid sulfate, tartaric acid or, according to a method of the inventor, alum have been used up to now. The acid sulphates are unusable, however, because they not only corrode the packs and tubs, but are also forbidden by the Public Health Office because of the risk of burns to the person handling them and the body of the bathing person. Tartaric acid is to be eliminated as too expensive, while the sulphates of aluminum (alum, aluminum sulphate) show the problem. that they do this by separating aluminum hydrate
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It has now been shown that the acidic sulphites and the acidic reacting potassium salt of pyrosulfurous acid, (282 05, are suitable for the development of carbonic acid in baths, since they do not have the disadvantages mentioned.

   They are neither caustic nor hygroscopic and leave the bath water completely clear. A particular advantage of using the salts mentioned for carbonic acid baths is that the gas development is not as stormy as with acidic sulfates or tartaric acid and that the gas bubbles are better distributed in the bath water and on the body
Bathers start as required by doctors for carbonic acid baths, while when using the known acids the vesicles are carried away by the too rapid and violent development of gas and therefore the desired effect of the carbon dioxide baths (skin irritation due to the attachment of gas bubbles to the body and therefore a reduction in blood pressure) is achieved only very poorly.



   The substances that develop carbon dioxide can be added in tablet form or the substances can be added to the carbonate solutions in granulated form.

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH : Verfahren zur Herstellung von Kohlensäurebädern, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass als Kohlensäure EMI1.2 **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIM: Process for the production of carbonic acid baths, characterized in that as carbonic acid EMI1.2 ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT98408D 1921-11-24 1921-11-24 Process for the production of carbonic acid baths. AT98408B (en)

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