BARYT

(Ger.), n. Baër-u°t/. Baryta; joined with a qualifying adj. derived from the name of an acid, the corresponding oxy-salt Ba?r(ba‘r)-i2(u®)-0(02)-e2(a).se’- Ba?r(baSr)-i2(u®)-plo-te(ta)’- of barium (e. g., schwefelsaurer B. = barium sulphate; mangansaurer B.= man gans aures Barium (g.v.). (BJ—Actzb. Barium oxide. [B, 270.|—B’erde. Earthy barium sulphate (heavy spar). {B, 180.] Barivm sulphate—B’gelb. Barium chromate. [B, 270. —B’haltig. See BaryTirerovs.—B’hydrat. Barium hydroxide, By 20.) Bmetail. Barium, [A, 315,]—1’salpeter. Barium nitrate. |B, 270,|—B's chwefelleber. Barium sulphide. [B.1-B's path. Leafy heavy spar (barium sulphate), [B, 180.]— 3’stein. See BARYTIN—B’wa er. Baryta water. [B, 270.]—. Barium sulphate. [B. 270,|—Bromsaurer B., Chlorsaurer B., etc. See Bromsaures Barium, Chlorsaures Barium, etc —Erdiger B. See B’erde.—Salzsaurer B._ Barium chloride. [B.]—Schwefelsaurer B. Barium sulphate. [B, 270.].f. ®)ta?. From Bapérns, heavine . Fr., baryte.’ Ger., Baryt. It, Sp., barita. Barium oxide; a grayish-white, friable, porous substance obtained by the combustion of barium in the air or by Corn ECO barium nitrate in a red-hot crucible. In moist air, It swells up, forming barium hydroxide and barium carbonate, and it combines with water with the evolution of heat to form the hydroxide. The oxy-salts of barium were formerly regarded as salts of b. For such compounds, see under Barium. [B.]—Acetas barytæ. Barium acetate. [B, 119.] —Aqua barytæ. B. water. [B, 119.|—Aqua barytæ muriatis. See Solutio muriatis baryte.—B. acetic a. Barium acetate. [B, 20.—B. carbonic a. Barium carbonate. [B, 119.]— Barytæ arsenas, Barytæ arsenias. See Barium arsenate. — Barytæ carbon as. See Barium carbonate —Barytæ hydriodas. ‘See BARIUM iodide —Barytæ murias. See BARIUM chloride. —Barytæ præparata. Preparations of barlum; a term used in some pharges as the name for a cla of poisons. [B, 95. ]—Barytæ sulphas. See Barium sulphate.—B. hydrata, B. hydric a. Barium hydroxide. [B, 270.]—B. hydriodate. Lat., b. hydriodic a, barytæ hydriodas, hydriodas barytæ. Fr., iodhydrate de baryte. See Barrum iodide—B. hydro chlorate. Lat., b. hydrochloric a, hydrochloras barytæ. Fr., chlorhydrate de baryte. Ger., salzsaurer Baryt. See Bartum chloride. —B. muriate. Lat., b. muriatic a [Gr. Ph.], barytæ murias, murias barytæ. Fr., muriate de baryte. See Barium chloride —B. nitrate. Lat., b. nitric a. Barium nitrate. B,270.]—B. pur a. Barium oxide. [B,270.] See B.—B. sulfur a- » Barium sulphide. [B, 270.|—B. sulfuric a, B. sulphuriea. Barium sulphate. B 270.]—B. sulphuric a nativa [Pru , Ph., 6th ed.; Gr. Ph.]. Native barium sulphate. {B, 95.]—B. vitriol at a, B. vitriolic a nativa. Barium sulphate. [B, 180.j—B. water. Lat., aqua barytæ. Fr., eau de baryte, Ger., Barytwa er. It., acqua di barita. Sp., agua de barita. A solution of barium hydroxide in water; used as a chemical reagent, especially for the detection of sulphuric acid and sulphates. [B.]—Hydrochloras barytie. See Barium chloride.—Liquor barytæ acetice. Fr., solution dacétate de baryte. A solution of 1 part of barium acetate in 9 parts of distilled water. [Hamb. Cod., 1835 (B, OT EPS barytæ nitrieæ. Fr., solution d’azotate de baryte, À solution of 1 part of.karium nitrate in 19 parts of distilled water. [Hamb, Cod., 1835 (B, 119).]--Murias barytæ. See Barium chloride. —Native sulphate of b. The b. sulphuric a nativa of the Gr. Ph. [B.] See Bartum sulphate.—Nitras barytæ. See Barium nitrate. —Solutio muriatis barytæ. Fr., liqueur antiscrofuleuse de Hufeland. Syn.: liquor terre ponderosæ sal itæ. An aqueous solution of barium chloride in various ipa) rtions; formerly official in several Muse Hufeland’s original ED was a solution of 1 part of barium chloride in 16 parts of water, and was given in doses of from 5 drops to a drachm, according to the , in serofulous conditions, and used as an application to ulcers. [5 110. Solution of acetate of b. See Liquor baryte aceticæ. olution of muriate of b. See Solutio muriatis baryte.— ution of nitrate of b. See Liquor barytæ nitricæ —Sulphas barytæ. See Barium sulphate.—Sulphas barytc nativus [Belg, Ph.]. Native barium sulphate. [B, 95.]