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(C2H5)20, a thin, colorle , volatile, and highly inflammable liquid, known also as ethyl ic ether or sulphuric ether, as sulphuric acid is used in its manufacture. Its chief use is as an anesthetic, it beingle dangerous than chloroform. It is also employed as a cardiac stimulant in sudden heart-failure, and as a carminative. Dose by the mouth rr xxx-f (2.0-16.0) in ice-water. E., Acetic, has properties like those of ethylic ether. Dose Ttbx-f^j (0.65-4.0). E. fortior, contains 94 per cent, of ethylic oxid. Dose TT^ x-f gj (0.65- 4.0). E., Hydriodic, unof. Dose for inhalation Vf\xv (i.o). E., Hydrobromic, unof. Dose n x- j (0.65-4.0). Spiritus set her is compos it us. See Hoffmann’s Anodyne. ch306.xhtml e 266