phloorrhétique

a. phloretic. phloridzine, phi oor rhizine, /f. phlorhizin, phloridzin. phloroglucine, f. phloroglucinol, phloroglucin. phioroglucite, f. phloroglucitol, phloroglucite, 1, 3, 5-eyelohexanetriol. phloxine, f. (Dyes) phlox in, phloxine. phlycténe, f. (Med.) phlyctena, phlyctena. phocénine, /. phocenin (trivalerin, glyceryl valerate). pheenicine, /. (Dyes) phenic in(e), phoenicin(e). phoque, m. (Zoél.) seal. phormium, phorinion, m. (Bot.) Phormium, esp. P. tenax or New Zealand flax. phosgéne, m. phosgene, carbony! chloride. phosphame, n. phospham, phosphame. phos phat age, m. (Agric.) application of phosphatic fertilizers; (Wine) addition of calcium phosphate to the grapes. phosphate, m. phosphate. — ammoniaco-magnésien, ammonium magnesium phosphate. — bicalcique, dicalcium phosphate. — d’ammonia que, ammonium phosphate. — de chauz, phosphate of lime (calcium phosphate). — de chaux hydraté, (Pharm.) precipitated calcium phosphate. — de fer, iron phosphate. 269 phosphure phosphate de magnésie, phosphate of magnesia (magnesium phosphate). — de pota e, phosphate of potash (pota ium phosphate). — de soude, phosphate of soda (sodium phosphate). — mielleux, a sirupy form of mono calcium phosphate. — monocalcique, mono calcium phosphate. — tricalcique, tri calcium phosphate.