AMMONIA METER

n. A?m-mo-ni?-a?m/et-u8r. From ammonia and werpov, a measure. Fr., ammonimètre. An instrument for determining the strength of a solution of ammonia, either by ascertaining the density of the solution or the amount of an acid solution of standard strength required for its neutralization. [B.] Bobierre’s a. for estimating the amount of nitrogen present Ina mixture of organic compounds is based upon the latter principle, the nitrogen being first converted into ammonia and the latter then estimated in this way. [B, 93.] AMMONIÂMIE (Ger.),n.?-a-me’, Ammoniæmia. AMMONTAQUE (Fr.), n. AS$m-mo-ni?-a5k. 1. Ammonia. A. is still much employed in French chemical works, like the term ammonia in le recent English works, in compound expre ions to designate the salts of ammonium. Cf. AMMONIA and AMMONIUM. For most of these salts see the corresponding expre ions under Ammonium, 2. Gum ammoniac. See AMMONIACUM. [B.]-—Acétate. Ammonium acetate, [(B.]—Acétate. liquide [Fr. Cod.]. See Liquor AMMONI a cet at is.—Aleoolat. fétide. See Spiritus AMMONIÆ fœtid us—Alcool de carbonate d’a. A preparation, official in several of the older formularies, made by distilling 1 part of a mixture of ammonium chloride 1 part and ammonium sesquicarhonate 2 parts with alcohol 4 parts. [L, 85.] Cf. Liquor AmMoNI carbonic i—Alcoolé. See Spiritus AMMONIÆ—Alcoolé. ambré, Syn.: alcool ammoniacal ambré. A mixture of spirit of ammonia 28 parts and tincture of ambergris 1 part. [L, 77.|—Alcoolé. anisé. See Liquor AMMONIT an is at us.—Alcoolé. gaïaciné. See Tinctura GUAIACI ammon i at a. —Alcoolé. lavaadulé, Syn.: alcool ammoniacal lavandulé, A mixture of spirit of ammonia 23 parts and oil of lavender 1 part. [L, 77.1—Alcoolé Wa, romariné, Syn.: alcool ammoniacal romariné. A mixture of spirit of ammonia 23 parts and oil of rosemary 1 part. [L, 77.]—Alcoolé. succiné. See Spiritus AMMONIÆ cum succi no,—Alcoolé de carbonate d’a. See Alcool de carbonate d’a.—Alcoolé de gomme a, See Spiritus GUMMI AMMONIAC I.—Aldéhydate da. See ALDEHYDAMMONIA.—Alun. Ammonia alum. [B.] See ALUM.— A. alcool i que. See Alcoholic AMMONIA.—A. alcool i que einée. See Spiritus AMMONIÆ cum succi no.—A. alcool isée. Spiritus AMMONIE.—A. al See Liquor AMMONII An is at us— A. composée. A compound ammonia; an amine or amide. [B, 93.] mo/ni?-aSk-bas-ze?, An An obsolete form of am- —A. gazeuse. Gaseous ammonia, [B, 46.]—A. liquide [Fr. Cod:]. See Aqua awoxim.—A. liqnide du commerce (Fr. Cod. Commercial ammonia; an impure aqueous solution of ammonia containing 20 per cent. by weight of the gas. IB, 113,J—A. liquide of ficin ale [Fr. Cod]. Ammonia water purified by distilling the gas and pa ing it through a solution of caustic soda. It contains 20 per cent. by weight of ammonia, and has a sp. gr. of 0:925, [B, 118.) Cf. Aqua ammonia.—A. modifiée. A name sometimes applied to the ammonides (ammoniurets). |B, 46.|—A. ordinaire. See A. liquide du commerce.—A. pure. See A. liquide of ficin ale.—A. succinée. See Spiritus AMMONIÆ cunt succi no.—A. uratée. A name proposed for guano because of the large amount of ammoniacal salts which it contains. [L, 77.]— Arséniate d’a. See Ammonium arsenate.—Azotate. See AMMONIVM nitrate.—Benzoate. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., benzoas ammonic us. See Ammonium benzoate.—Blearbonate. Ammonium bicarbonate. {B.] See Ammonium carbonate.—Bichromate [Fr. CR Lat., bichromas ammonic us, See Ammonium dichromate, — Bibydrosulfate d’a. Ammonium hydrosulphide. [B, 46.) See Ammonra bihydrosulphate—Bromhydrate. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., bromurctum ammonicum. See Ammonium bromide. —Carbonaie alcalin d’a. Ammonium sesquicarbonate. [L, 85.] See Ammonium carbonate,—Carbonate. See AMMONIUM carbonate.—Carbonate. des pharmaciens. Ammonium sesquicarbonate. {B, 38.]—Carbonate. hnileux eoneret. See MMONIUM carbon i cum pyro-oleosum.—Carbonate da. liqu See Liquor AMMONIL carbonic i.—Carbonate. liquide hu leux. See Spiritus CORNU CERVI—Carbonate. pyrohuileux. See AMMONIUM carbon i cum pyro-oleosum,—Carbonate. pyrohnileux liquide. See Spiritus CoRNU CERVI.—Carbonate. sesquibasique. Ammonium sesquicarbonate. [L, 85.]— Chlorhydrate d’a. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., chlorhydras ammon iæ. See Ammonium chloride —Chlorure de fer et d’a. Iron and ammonium chloride. [L, &.]—Citrate. See Ammonium citrate— Citrate d’a. liquide. See Liquor AMMONII citratis,—Citrate de et d’a. See Iron and ammonium citrate—Cyan hydrate. See Ammonium cyanide—Cyanlte., Cyanite d’a. hydraté. Urea, [L, 85.|—Di olution., Eau d’a. See Aqua AMMONLE,—Eau. affaiblie. See Aqua AMMONIÆ diluta.—Kau da. forte. Sec Aqua AMmoniæ fortior—Emplâtre de gomme a., Emplâtre de gomme a. camphré, Emulsion de gomme a. See Emplastrum AMMONIAC I, Emplastrum de AMMONIACO compos i tum, and Mistura AMMONIAC I. — Esprit d’a., Esprit d’a. a rom at i que. See Spiritus ammonia and Spiritus AMMONIA aromatic us.—Gomme a. [Fr. Cod.], Gomme résine a. Gum ammoniac. [B,113.] See AMMONIACUM (Ist def.), and Gomme A.—Muile de gomme a. The volatile oil obtained from gum ammoniac by distillation and rectification. [L, 85.) —Hydro bromate. Ammonia hydro bromate..] See Ammonium chloride. — Hydro chlorate d’a. Ammonia hydro chlorate. See Ammonium chloride, Hydroelilorate de fer et d’a. Iron and ammonium chloride. » 65.]-Hydriodate. Ammonia hydriodate. See AMMONIUM iodide —HMydrolé. See Aqua anMos1æ.—Hydro sulfate. Ammonia hydrosulphate; ammonium hydrosulphide. [B; L, 85.] —Hydro sulfate. sulfuré. See Liquor fumans Boylii. Hydro sulfuré d’a. See Hydro sulfate d'a. — Hydrosulfurosulfare hydrogéné d’a. See Liquor fumans Boylii—I Tod hydrate. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., ioduretum’ ammonicum. Ammon hydriodate; ammonium iodide. [B, 113.]—Lait de gomme a. See Mistura amMontact.—Liniment. See Lin i mentum am- MONIÆ—Liniment de earbonate d’a. See Lin i mentum Am- MONLÆ carbon at is.—Liniment de gomme a. A mixture of gum ammoniac and vinegar of squill. [L, &.] See Emplastrum am- MoNIACI.—Liparolé. See PomMADE de Gondret. —Liqueur. See Aqua AMMONIZ.—Liqueur. benzoïque. See AM- MoNIUM benzoicum solutum.—Liqueur. étendue. See Aqua AMMONIÆ diluta,—Liqueur d’ ineuse. See Spiritus AM- MONIÆ. — Mixture d’a.et Qhuile de sucein. See Spiritus AMMONLE cum succi no. — Mono hydro sulfate d’a. Ammonia mono hydrosulphate; ammonium sulphide. [B, 46.]—Mono hydro sui fate. mono sulfuré, Mono hydro sulfate d’a. quadrisulfaré, Mono hydro sulfate d'a. septisulfaré, Mono hydro sulfate d’a. trisul faré. Names applied respectively to ammonium disulphide, pent a sulphide, hept a sulphide, and tetrasulhide, from the for mule: NH,.HS.S, NH,.HS.S,, NH5.HS.S, NH, HS.S,, a igned to them in the old notation, [B, 46. ate d’a. Ammonium chloride. [B.]—Muriate d neux. Iron and ammonium chloride. [B.]—Nitrate. See AMMoNIUM nitrate.— Oxalate d’a. See Ammonium oxalate. Permanganate d’a. See AMMONIUM TA — Phosphate d’a. See AMMONIUVM phosphate —PI hosphate double d’a. et de magnésie, Phosphate double d’a. et de sonde. See MAGNESIUM and ammonium phosphate and AMMONIUM and sodium phosphate. — Pilules d’aloes et de gomme a. See under Aroks,— Pilules de gomme a, Pilules de gomme a. an tim on iées, Pilules de gomme a. sa’ neuse: See PILULæ pec to rales—Purpurate. See AMMONIUM purpurate —Quintisulfure hydrogéné d’a. See Liquor fumans Boylii.— Savon de gomme a. See Sapo AMMONIAC I.—Sesquicarbonate. Fr. Cod.]. Lat., carbon as ammon i Ammonium sesquicaronate, having, according to the Fr. Codex, the formula (NH 4)4.Hg- (COg), = (NH,),CO, + 2NH,4.HCOy. [B, 113.] See AMMONIUM carbonate —Sirôp vineux de gomme a. See Vinous syrup of GUM AMMONIAC.—Solution aqueuse d’a., Solution d’a. See Aqua AMMONIE.—Solution. étendue.’ See Aqua AMMONIÆ diluta. —Solution. See Liquor AMMONI arsenic i. Solution d’oxalate d’a. See Solution of ammonium oxalate.— Sous-carbonate d’a. Ammonium sub car hon ate (sesquicarbonate). [B, 46.] See Ammonium carbonate —Succinate. AMMONIUM succinate.—Sucelnate. huileux. See Succinas AMMONIÆ pyro-oleos us.—Sucrate. See AMMONIUM sucrate.— Sulfate d’a. See Ammonium sulphate,— Sulfate d’a. et de pota e, Sulfate d’a. et de pota ium. See AMMONIUM and pota ium sulphate.—Sulfate de fer et d’a. See Irox and ammonium sulphate. —Sulfhydrate. See Ammonia hydrosulphate — Suifhydrate per sulfuré d’a. See Liquor fumans oylii—Tartrate. huileux. See Tartras AMMONIÆ pyro oleos us. — Tartrate de fer et d’a. See Iron and ammoniurs tartrate—Teinture alcool i que de gomme a, Teinture de gommea. See Tinctura gummi AMMONIACIL—Valérate., Valérianate d’a. [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., valeras ammonic us. See AMMONIUM valerian ate—Valérianate. de Pierlot. A neutral aqueous solution of ammonium valerian ate, made by di olving valerianic acid 5 parts in water 95 parts, adding ammonium carbonate to the ps of neutralization and alcoholic extract of valerian 2parts. It given in teaspoonful doses. [B, 46; L, 85.]