BERNSTEIN

(Ger.), n. Be?rn’stin. 1. Amber. [B.] 2. A place in Hungary, where there is a sulphurous chalybeate spring. [A, 385; L, 49,]—Aether is che. See Tinctura succini etherea—Aetherisches. Oil of amber, [B.] See Oleum suc- CIN Alkalis che B'tinetur. See Tinctura succini alcalisata. —Am erik anise her B. See Factitious amzer.—Balsa misc he. See Tinctura svccini balsamic a.—B’iihniich,. Resembling amber. [L, 46.1—B’üther. See B's duredther. —B’auszug. See Tinctura.succin1.—B’balsam. See Bolsamum succini.—B’baum, The Pinites succinifer. [B, 48.|}—B’bitu- See Succrnin.—B’e enz. See Tinctura svccini.—B’eu- Pp See Oleum svuccini.—B’firni . See AMBER varnish.—. Containing amber. [L, 46.|—B’kolophonium. See Colophony of AMBER.—B’kraut. The sea-weed, containing amber inclosed in it, which is thrown up into the nets used in collecting amber. [B, 49.]—B’8ö1. See Oleum succint.—B’blzucker. See Oleo saccharum succin1.—B’ pillen. itulæ de succI no.—B’- salmiak. See Ammonium succinate.—B’salz. Succinic acid. [B, 49.|—B’sauer. Of or pertaining to succinic acid; with the name of a base, the succinate of that base. [B.]—B’sauerhaltig. Containing succinic acid. [B.]—B’säure. ‘Succinic acid, [B,J]—B’- siiureanbydrid. Succinic anhydride. {B, 4.]—B’säureäther,. An ethereal salt of succinic acid, especially ethyl succinate. AB uptifelohen: See Trochi sci succint.—B’tinetur. See Tinctura succixi1.—Flitch tiges. Succinic acid. [A, 324.]—Gelstige. See 7inctura succini alcoholic a. —Gegrabener B. Fo il amber; amber dug out of rock beds. [L, 46.|—Grauer B. See AMBRA griséa.—Schwarzer B. See Black AMBER — Wa erfreie B’säure. Succinic anhydride. [B, 48.]