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Barium hydroxide is a basic chemical compound, with the chemical formula Ba(OH)2. This compound is also called barium dihydroxide and has a molar mass of 171.34 g, a melting point of 78o C, and a white granular or powdery appearance. The monohydrate is the common form, but it also is used in an octahydrate form.


Barium hydroxide may be prepared by dissolving barium oxide (BaO) in water.


This compound in used in the production of plastics, resins, soap, and petroleum additives. It is toxic and corrosive. Protective gear and ventilation is required for safe use.


Under the name Baryta it is used in homeopathic remedies.




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RealMagick Article: Baryta carbonica (Barium Carbonate) by Anja Heij (0 words)
The homoeopathic Baryta can be used for people of all ages; the main characteristic is that they don't behave according to their age.
Baryta's are very chilly, easily catching a cold, then developing one of their strong characteristics: hard and swollen tonsils.
Don't be surprised if a 35 years old Baryta man brings his mother with at a consultation, or if he still lives with her and she manages all his administration, appointments, etc. Baryta's have difficulties with taking responsibilities, appearing in public and making choices.
My Experiments and Experiences with Homoeopathy.1. Remedies for Tonsillitis. (0 words)
Hep-s., Baryta - carb., Bell., Thuja, Bromium, Phytolacca, Bacillinum,.
Baryta carb., Belladonna, Lachesis, Silicea, Ignatia, Sulphur, Baryta Muratica, Calcarea Phosphorica, Lycopodium, Sulphur, Psorinum, Tuberculinum, Bacillinum.
Baryta carb., Bell., Calcarea Iod., Lyco., conium, Baryta Mur., Hepar., Guacum, Phytolacca.
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