hydrargyri

(hi-drar'ji-ri) Gen. of hydrargyrum, mercury ring as white scaly crystals, soluble in 330 parts of water; employed in syphilis in doses of gr. i-J (o.oi0.03), and also externally in skin diseases; (2) mercuric acetate, (CHaC00)2Hg, occurring as colorle plates soluble in 4 parts of water; employed like the mercurous acetate in the same doses. adding mercuric chloride to egg albumin; employed as a powder in antiseptic surgical dre ings. curic a lanate, alanin-mercury, occurring as colorle acicular crystals soluble in water; employed subcutaneously in the treatment of syphilis. asparagin-mercury, made by adding mercuric oxide to a solution of asparagin; employed hypodennically in syphilis. crystals only slightly Soluble in water; employed in hypodermic injection for syphilis. mide, a white crystalline powder, having properties similar to those of corrosive sublimate. resembles calomel in physical and therapeutic properties. a solution of i part mercuric chloride and 5 parts