Can a formula consisting of 15% aluminum chloride hexahydrate, 2% methylcellulose, and water up to 100 ml be safely prepared and applied to the skin using only water as a solvent, considering that while the TMF formula typically uses isopropanol, the Merck Index states that anhydrous aluminum chloride reacts explosively with water?

How do I calculate the correct chlorine content and what is the best preparation method (normally we use heating) for a formulation consisting of 50 g sodium hypochlorite solution (0.5% active chlorine), 0.5 g white beeswax, and 49.5 g paraffin, to be dispensed in a total quantity of 250 ml?

What is the best way to prepare phenylephrine oral drops 10 mg/ml, given a prescription for phenylephrine 10 mg/ml with instructions to take 10 drops for low blood pressure?

Regarding the mebeverine syrup compounded as an alternative to Duspatalin syrup, which uses disodium pamoate monohydrate, is there an alternative available since this raw material is apparently no longer obtainable?

How can a 10% N-acetylcysteine and 5% urea cream be prepared for a patient with ichthyosis using 2.5 g sodium hydroxide, 25 g Neo-PCL Base, 5 g glycerin, 1.5 ml rosemary oil, and sterile water up to 100 ml, following a specific heating and mixing method to achieve a pH between 4.5 and 5.0, and is this preparation sensitive to oxidation or should the sodium hydroxide be omitted due to pH concerns?

What is the recommended procedure for a prescription of Isobetadine gel with powdered sugar, noting that this prescription has already been received?

How is this dental gel with triamcinolone acetonide prepared, given the formula of 60 mg triamcinolone acetonide, 45 g glycerin, 5 g starch, 100 mg vanillin, and water up to 60 g to create a gum paste that must be stored in the refrigerator?