The effect of temperature of the middle layer extracts of the indigo acacia fruits on the treatment and absorption of the resulting drugs in the human body
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Abstract
After preparing the extract and conducting dilutions for the study, I took the concentration of 100, which is the highest concentration, and conducted physical tests on it, which consisted of detecting the temperature of the extract using a digital thermometer. The temperature was prepared and measured under standard conditions.We found that the temperature of the extract is 34.9 degrees Celsius, but it is known from previous studies that the normal human temperature ranges between (36.1, 37.2), which means that the temperature of the extract is lower than the human temperature, i.e., it is endothermic. This means that it can be used as an antipyretic for fever resulting from Staphylococcus aureus and other types, if the reaction that occurs is endothermic, which adjusts the body temperature and facilitates the process of absorption of the drug inside the body, which makes it maintains its chemical composition. Vacuum chemistry accelerates the healing process.
Keywords
- Absorption Process
- Treatment Process
- Temperature
- Activation Energy
- Chemical Reaction
- Catalysis
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