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what what is the density and solubility of hydrogenated
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Castor oil, once widely used as a domestic purgative, is now more restricted to hospital use for administration after food poisoning and as a preliminary to intestinal examination. Owing to the presence of ricin, the seeds have a much more violent action than the oil and are not used as a purgative in the West. Non-ionic surfactants (polyethoxylated castor oils) of variable composition are produced by the reaction of castor oil with ethylene oxide and are used in certain intravenous preparations which contain drugs with low aqueous solubility. The oil and its derivatives find many non-pharmaceutical uses including the manufacture of Turkey Red Oil, soaps, paints, varnishes, plasticizers and lubricants