Concentrations vary... The standard name for coal tar is "liquor carbonis detergens", abbreviated in prescriptions as LCD. A common therapeutic dose is "LCD USP 10%" in petrolatum or other inert lotion. This is equivalent to 2% coal tar by weight which you can find in over-the-counter preparations.
To reduce the concentration of something in a substrate from 15 percent to 5 percent, you need to either decrease that something by three, or you need to triple the volume of the substrate. Assuming the coal tar ointment is based on vaseline, or that the density of each is comparable, you would add 40gm of vaseline to the 20gm of ointment, making a total mass of 60gm.
Psoriatrax- 25% Coal Tar Solution 8oz (Equivalent to 5% Coal Tar)
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I believe the substance you are refering to is coal tar. Coal tar is a byproduct of burning large amount of coal when the smoke condences you are left with a very thick tar like substance. hope this helps.
saccharin is made from coal tar.
Tar.
ointment made from a non-carcinogenic tar, used to treat boils, eczema,inflammations of the skin
There are several side effects of using coal tar ranging from skin problems to a lung cancer, caused due to the harmful material emitted from the coal tar.
Olbas oil is used instead of wrights coal tar fluid.