aluminoid

(al-u’min-oid). and antiseptic powder. aluminol (al-u’min-ol). alu minos is §(al-u-min-o’sis). persons who work with alum. aluminum (al-u’min-um). A very light, whitish, lustrous, metallic element, obtainable from clay: specific gravity, 2.67; atomic weight, 27; symbol, Al. It is very malleable and ductile, and is used for the manufacture of instruments; also as a base for artificial dentures. a. acetate, a compound, Al,(OH),(C,H,0,),, used in solution as an astringent and antiseptic. a. acetoglycerate, used as an astringent and antiseptic in diseases of the nose and throat. a. ace to tartrate. See alsol. a. and pota ium sulphate, ordinary alum, Al,K,(SO,),. See alum. a. bor of or mate, an antiseptic and astringent, made from boric acid, formic acid, and aluminum hydroxid. a. borotamnate. See cufol. a. borotartrate. See boral. a. bromid, a white ma , AlBr,, used as a gargle in diphtheria. a. gallate. See gallal. a. drate, a. hydroxid, a white, tastele powder, Al,(OH),: mildly astringent, and used externally as a drying-powder and internally as an. Α white, astringent Same as alumnol. A lung disease of antacid and absorbent. Dose, 3-15 ar. (0.2-1 gm.). 8. lactate. See fxin. a. naphthol disulphonate. See alumnol. a. nitrate, a compound, Al,(NO,), + 18H,O, used in pruritus vulve. a. oleate, used as an ointment in burns, ulcers, and diseases of the skin. 8. pota ium salicylate. See a/kas a/. a. salicylate. See salumin. a. sozoiodolate, a crystalline compound (C,H,OH.SO,I,),Al + 3H,O, used as an antiseptic wash in 2 to 3 per cent. solution. a.. sulphate, an antiseptic and astringent salt, Al,(SO,)3 + 16H,O: antiseptic and astringent in 5 per cent. solution and in stronger solution as a caustic. 8. sulphocarbolate. See soul. a.tannate. Sce fannal.