pharmaceutical chemist

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 32
A person who, after pa ing a certain examination, is is registered as such and entitled to compound prescriptions and generally to practice medical chemistry. pharmaceutical-chemistry, subst . The department of chemistry which inquires into the composition of the several substances used as medicine. phar-ma-çeu-tic-al-lý, adv. [Eng. pharma . the manner of pharmacy. ceutical; -ly.] In a pharmaceutical manner; in phar-ma-çeu-tics, s. science of pharmacy (q. v.). [PHARMACEUTIC.] The phar-ma-çeū-tist, s . [Eng. pharmaceut ( ic ); -ist.] One who is skilled in pharmacy; one who prepares medicines or drugs; an apothecary. phar-ma-co-, pref. [Gr. pharmakon =a drug.] Relating to chemistry or to drugs. phar-ma-co-chăl-çite, s. [Prefix pharmaco-, and Greek chalkos bra ; Ger. pharmakochalzit, pharma col zit.] Min.: The same as OLIVENITE (q. v.). phar-ma-co-dy-năm-Ics, s . [Pref. pharmaco- , and Eng. dynamics (q.v.).] That branch of pharmacology which treats of the power or effects of medicine. sin, as; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. pharma cog nos is
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