MKRCUKOUS-AMMONIUM

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 31

n. Mur'kua-rus-am-mo'ni!lu'm. Lat., mercuroso-ammonium. A bivalent radicle, formed by substituting two atoms of univalent mercury (or, more strictly, a double atom of bivalent mercury Hg Hg ) for two atoms of hydrogen in a double molecule of ammonium, NHHsr = j \ (NH,),Hg,". fB, 8.1 Chloride of in.-a. A black powder, (NH.tjHg^Cl,. [B, 3.1 [s. 750]