GREEN

adj. Gren. Gr., yAavicos (1st def.), x*>P * (2d def.). Lat., virid is (1st def.), recens (2d def.). Fr., vert (1st def.), fra is (2d def.). Ger., griin (1st def.). frisch (2d def.), Griin (4th def.). 1. Having a color properly regarded as a mixture of blue and yellow, but in reality one of the primary colors of the spectrum afforded by rays of wave-length between '000491 and '000535 mm. |B.] 2. Recent, fresh. 3. Unripe; of branches and twigs, tender, flexible, not yet ligneous. 4. As a n., a g. color or pigment, also anything oi a g. color; as a n., in the pi., a's, fresh vegetables. [B, 121 (a, 24).] Aldehyde g. Fr.,vertd'Usebe. Ger.,Aldehydgriin. A g. formed by the action of aldehyde on rosaniline di olved in sulphuric acid, producing a blue which, under the influence of sodium hyposulphite, changes to a brilliant g. [B, 2.] Alkali g. See Helvetia g Aniline g. In general, a g. derivative of rosaniline. [B.] See Aldehyde g., Iodine g., and Perkin's g. Benzalclehyde g. See Malachite g. (1st def.). Berlin g. Ger., Berliner Griin. A pigment obtained by the action of chlorine on pota ium ferrocyanide and by subsequent treatment with water and hydrochloric acid [B. 270 (a, 27).] Bitter-almond g., Bitter-almond-oil g. Ger., Bittermandelgrun, Bittermandeldlgriin. Malachite g. or a similar g. pigment prepared from bitter-almond oil. [B.] Bladder g. Ger., Blasengriln. See Vegetable gr. Bremen g. Basic copper carbonate or hydrated copper oxide prepared by precipitating copper sulphate with a caustic alkali (mixed in the former case with sodium carbonate). [B, 2.] Brilliant g. See Ethyl g. Brunswick g. Ger., Braunschweiger Griin. A g. pigment pre pared by boiling a solution of sulphate of copper with a smaL amount of a solution of chlorinated lime. It consists mainly of an oxy chloride of copper of the composition (CuO)3CuCls. [B, 3.] Buckthorn g. See Vegetable g. Casali g. Ger., Casaligriin O, no; O2, not; O3, whole; Th, thin; Th2, the; U, like oo in [s. 239]