AETHER

(Ger.), n. _. Ether.—A’artig. Ethereal. [B.] —A’camp hers i iure. Ethyleamphoric acid, [A, 824,|—A’dam pf. Ether vapor. [B.]—. Éthionie acid. B, 48.J—. jouche. An apparatus for throwing a spray of ether. ‘A.|—A‘einathmung,. The inhalation of ether , 324.]1—. See the raat or list. — A’ weinsiiure, ‘we in steinsäure. Ethyltartarie acid. [B, 48.] See ETHYL tartrate.—Aethyli’. Ethyl ether, [B.|—Ameiseni’. Formic ether; ethyl formate. [B, 108|—Ammoniakhaltiger A. Seo ÆrHER ammoniacal is.—Arans A., Aran’seher A. See ÆTHER anesthetic us Aranii—Baldrianä’. Valerianle ether; ethyl vale- {B, 108.]—Benzoeii’. Benzoic ether; ethyl benzoate. (B, 49.—Bromä’. Ethyl bromide. [B, 103.]—Butter i’. Butyrie ether; ethyl butyrate. iB fo een nenat: See AETHER y cantharid at us.—Chlorii’. 1 chloride. 2, Chlorether. [B.] —Elnfacher A, See Simple erner.—E igi’. Acetic ether. See Mixed [B.]-Formä. Methyl ether. [B.]—Gemischter A. ETHER.—Holzii’. Methyl ether. [B.]J—Jodä. Ethyl iodide. [Bs 108,]—Jodhaltender See ÆTHER iodatus.—Mercurial a’. See AEtHer merc uri at is.—Petroleum i i’. See PETROLEUM ether.— Phosphor halt i ger A. See ÆrHER ghosphoratus—“Kelner A. Ether pur us, stronger ether. under ETHYL ETHER.— Salpetrigsiuredthyli’. Ethyl nitrite. [B, 49.]—Salzä’, Hydrochloric ether; ethyl chloride. [B, 49.] See also SALZATHER.— Schwefeii’. ° Sulphuric ether; ethyl ether. [B, 49.]—Zusammengesetzter A. See Compound ETHER. JETHER ACETIC US [U. S. Ph., Ger. Ph.. Fr. Cod.] (Lat.), n. m.?t’i?k-u3s(u‘s). Acetic ether, or ethyl acetate; especially a pharmaceutical preparation consisting of ethyl acetate with small quantities of alcohol and water. [A; B, 95.)—AS. a. i martial is. Tinctura FERRI A CET AT IS.—Spirltus ætheris acetic i. Syn.: liquor anodynus vegetabilis West end orf i i. A mixture of 1 part of acetic ether (ethyl acetate) with 3 parts of alcohol. Used as a stimulant and antispasmodic. [B, 108.] ÆTHERAN PHOSPHOR AT US (Lat.), n. m. (tha)-raîn(ra®n) fo?s-fo-ra(ras)tuSs(tu*s). phoratus. ÆTHER CHLORATUS (Lat.), n. m. ’)’tu%s(tuts). Hydrochloric ether; ethyl chloride. [B.J—Æ. c. alcoholic us. See Spiritus ether is chlorati—Æ. c. Aranii. See Æ. anesthetic us rani i —Æ. € spirituosus. See spiritus œtheris chlorati.— Spiritus ætheris chlorati (Ger. Ph., 1st ed,]. It., spirito di sale dolce o muriatico-ctereo. Syn.: æ. chlorhydricus alcoholic us, æ, c. spirituosus (Dan. Ph.]. Alcoholic muriatic ether. A solution of ethyl chloride in alcohol, made by distilling a mixture of sodium chloride and manganese dioxide with a mixture of alcohol and sulphuric acid. It is a colorle eu is of peculiar ethereal odor and somewhat aromatic taste. [B, 10.] ZETHERE (Fr.), adj. A-ta-ra, Ethereal. See Érntré. ÆTHE REAL, adj. E-the’re-a*l. See ETHEREAL. ÆTHEREO-OLEOSUS (Lat.), adj. E'(a®'e?)-the(tha)"’re?-0-0-?)-o‘suSs(suts), Containing a volatile or e ential oil. [A, 313.] ÆTHERE US (Lat.), adj._?)-the(tha)’re?-u3s(u‘s). More correctly written etherius. From Gr., aiBépios, of or belonging to the æther or ener air, 1. Of or pertaining to the æther or upper air; hence in botany, aerial. 2. Of or pertaining to ether. ‘the. real. [B, 1, 114.) ÆTHER FERRATUS (Lat.), n. m. Fe?r-ra(ras)/tu8s(tu‘s), A compound of ether and iron. [B.]—Alcohol vitriolic us ætheris ferrati. See Tinctura FERRI CHLORATI æthere a. JETHERIA (Lat.), n. f.?)-the(tha)ri?-a9. Fr., œthérie. ii eqnngot orchidaceous plants growing in Central Asia and in Java. ÆTHE RIAL, adj. E-the’ri?-a°1. Ethereal.