violet

a. & m. violet. — acide, (Dyes) acid violet. —alcalin, (Dyes) alkali violet. — au méthyle, methyl violet. — blew, bluish violet. — crystal lisé, crystal violet. — d'aniline, aniline violet. — de cobalt, cobalt violet. — de He e, He ian violet. — de méthyle, methy] violet. 405 violet 379 violet de Nuremberg, mineral violet, manganese violet (impure manganese metaphosphate). — foncé, dark violet. — formyle, formyl] violet. — Hofmann, Hofmann’s violet. — Lauth, Lauth’s violet. — minéral, = violet de Nuremberg. — neutre, neutral violet. — rouge, reddish violet. — Van Dyck, a violet pigment made by calcining precipitated iron hydroxide. violet-chair, m. (Gla ) a,brownish-violet color produced with iron and manganese oxides. violet-évéque, m. (Gla ) a bluish-violet color produced with manganese dioxide. violet-méthyle, m. methyl] violet. violette, f. (Bot.) violet. — a. fem. of violet. — odorante, sweet violet. viol on, m. violin; violinist. violoncelle, m. violoncello; violoncellist. vipére, f. viper. Virage, m. turning; spec if., turning of color, color change; (Photog.) toning (also toning bath); transfer of funds, adjustment of an account by transfer. —dal or, gold toning. — au platine, platinum toning. virée, f/. turning, turn. virement, m. turning, etc. (see virer and virage). virent, p.def. 3 pl. of voir (to see). — pr. 3 pl. of virer. A French-English Dictionary for Chemists