AZULMIN

n. Aîz-vÿl'mi?n. See AZULMIC ACID. AZULMINIC ACID,n. A?z-u9l-mi?n'i?k, See AZULMIC ACID. AZULMSAURE (Ger.),n. AStz-ulm’zoi-re?. See AZULMIC ACID..),n. ’baïr. Styrax. [A, 301.).),n. Aszuér. 1. A blue color. 2. The red coral of the alchemists. [B, 132.]—A. à poudrer. Smalt in coarse powder. & 132.] —A,. A sort of blue pigment obtained y scraping the upper part of the stones which are found in silver mines. [B, 132.)—A. de cobalt. Smalt; gla colored with oxide of cobalt and egzaered. [B, 182.)—A. de culvre. Armenian stone, lapis lazuli, azurite; a native blue carbonate of copper, used asa ae [B, 88, 132.]—A.. Smalt in very fine powder, [B, 132.]—A. de premier (ou de second, etc.) feu. Terms expre ing the different grades of intensity of the color of smalt. {B, pale des bois. 1. See A. de cuivre. 2. The Agaric us cyaneus. |B, 88, 121.J—A. factice. See 4, de cobalt.—Bleu., Pierre d’a. Fr., azulmine. See A. de cuivre.