Oxalethylin

(oks-al-ethf-il-in), It is soluble in water, in chloroform, and in alcohol, is poisonous, and stimulant to the cardiac centers. xalic oks-al'-ik. Pertaining to wood sorrel, bee Acid, Oxalic. xalimid (oks - al' '- im - id), (CO).,XH. A substance obtained from oxamic acid. It di olves with difficulty in cold water and crystallizes from hot water in shining needles. xalis xoks'-al-is. A genus of plants, including the plant familiarly known as wood-sorrel. Many of the species contain oxalic acid. xalmethylin (oks-al-meth' -il-in), A substance identical with methyl glyoxalin; it is a strongly alkaline liquid, boiling at 195-199° C. It solidifies in the cold, and melts at 50 C. xalpropylin (oks-al-pro' -pil-in). reflex A compound amid. first It; rr'tuv, stimulates activity. from propyl and oxxaluria (oks-al-u' -re-ah). A term used to indicate the presence of calcium oxalate in the urine in an undue amount. There is a white deposit on standing. It occurs in the urine of hypochondriacal and depre ed patients, and in that of gouty patients. Exce ive venery and masturbation will produce it, as also will the ingestion of certain foods, as rhubarb. xaluric (oks-al-u' -rik). Derived from urea and oxalic acid. O. Acid,; an acid normally present in the urine; it occurs as a white or yellowish crystalline powder, having an acid taste. xalyl (oks'-al-il)radicle, The hypothetic of oxalic xalyurea (oks-al-e-u-re'-ah). Parabanic acid. acid acid. derived by oxidizing uric acid or alloxan xamate (o&'-a/w-a/ salt of oxamic acid.) xamic Acid (oks-am'-ik). Any See Acid . Jxamid (pks-am'-id), compound that separates as a white, talline powder when neutral oxalic acid is shaken with aqueous ammonia; it is insoluble in water and in alcohol. xamidin - id' '-in in which.