ALAUN

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Ger.), n. AS-las’un, Alum.—A ethyl am in a’, A ethyl ammonium a’. See ALUMINIUM and ethylamine sulphate.—After a’. See ALUMEN saccharinum.—A’éhnlich. Resembling alum. [L.]—A’beize. An aluminous mordant. [L, 46.]|—-A’blumen. See Flowers of auum.—A’erde. See the major aluminous ore; a mineral from which alum is obtained. -~A’geist. See Spiritus ALUMIN IS—A’haltig. Aluminous; containing alum. [L,43.]—A’hydrat. Aluminium hydrate. [A; L.] —A’ke el. A pan or boiler used for the evaporation of an aluminous solution in the preparation of alum. [B, 48.]—A’klystier. An enema containing alum. [L,57.]—A’kuchen. See ALUM cake.— A’mehl, See ALUM meal.—A’molken. Alum whey. See Serum LACTIS alumina tum.—A’mutter. Alum ore. [L, 46.]—A’mutterlauge. The mother liquor from which alum has been extracted. DB, 48.]—A’pulver. See ALUM meal.—A’pyrophor. See Homrg’s PYROPHORUS.—A’quelle. An aluminous spring. (L.]—. The “ raw liquor” of the alum manufactories; the liquor from which alum is extracted. (Eb 37, 48.)—A’roth. A red pigment derived from Alaunschlamm. [B, 48.]—A’salpeter. Aluminium nitrate. [A, 305,)—A’salz. Common alum occurring native. [A, 305.] —A’sauer. An adjective which, qualifying the name of a base, denotes the aluminate of that base. [B: 46. Aluminic acid. [B.]—A’schlamm. A sediment containing iron, occurring as a by-product in the manufacture of alum, and used in the preparation of Alaunroth and other substances. [B, 48.]—. See Alum pEenciL.—A's nifat,. Aluminium sulphate, [L, 46.J—A'vergiftung. Poisoning with alum. [A, 305.]—A’wa er. A medicinal aqueous solution of alum. See ‘Aqua ALUMIN IS vitriol at a. In the pl, A’wä er, mineral waters geflügelt. Of a leaf, pinnate Ger., Lerche. A LA, 805. containing alum.—A’wel . Purified alumina, used as a pigment. B, 48.]—A’wurzel. Alum-root; the root of Geranium macula- ‘um or of Heuchera american a. [A, 305; B, 19, 180.}—A’zucker. See ALUMEN saccharinum.—Ammoniaka’. See Ammonium ALUM and ALUMINIUM and ammonium sulphate.—Ammoniakehroma’. Ammonio-chromic alum. [B.] See CHROMIUM and ammonium sulphate—Ammon i ake i sena’. See Iron and ammonium sulphate. —Ammoniakmangana’. See MANGANESE and ammonium sulphate.—Ammonium a’, Ammonium ech rom a’, etc. See Ammoniaka’, Ammoniakchroma’, ete.—Basis cher A. See Basic ALUM.—Ciisiuima’. Cæsium alum. [B.] See ALUMINIUM and cæsium sulphate.-Chroma’. See Chrome ALUM and Curomium and pota ium sulphate.—Eisena’. See Iron ALUM and Iron and pota ium sulphate.—Federa’. See Feather aLum.—Gebrannter A. See ALUMEN ustum.—Gediegener A. See ALUMEN de Rocca.— Gemeiner A. Common native alum. [L, 90, 57.|—Kalia’. See Pota ium ALUM, ALUMEN, and ALUMINIUM and pota ium sulphate, Kali chroma’. Pota io-chromic alum. [B.] See Caromium and pota ium sulphate.—Kalieisena’. See Iron and pota ium sulphate.—Kalifreier A. Spies alum deprived of its pota ium; concentrated alum. A --Kali mang an a’. See MANGANESE TE oe ce sulphate. — Kalium a’, Kalium chroma’, etc. See Kalia’, Kali chroma’, etc.—Koncentrirter A., Konzentrierter A. See Concentrated a.uM.—Krystallisirter A. Crystallized alum. [L, 46.|—Kubischer A. Cubic alum. [L, 30,|—Kiinstlicher A. Artificial alum. [L, 46.]—Läslicher A. See Concentrated ALuM.—Magnesia-Mangana’. See MANGANESE and magnesium sulphate.—Mangana’. See Manganic ALUM and MANGA- NESE and pota ium sulphate —Methyl am in a’, Methyl ammonium a’. See ALUMINIUM and methylamine sulphate. —Natrium a’, Natrium chroma’. See Natron a’ and Natron chroma’. — Natron a’. Sodium alum. See ALUMINIUM and sodium sulphate.— Natron chroma’. Sodio-chromic alum. [B.} See CHROMIUM and sodium sulphate.—Natiirlicher A. Native alum. [L, 46.]—Neutraler A. See Neutral ALuM.—Porüser A. See Porous ALUM.— Pseudo a’, See Pseudo-aLum.—Roher A, Crude alum. [L.]—R6- mischer A, See Roman atum.—Rubidium a’. Rubidium alum, See ALDMINIUM and rubidium sulphate.—Selena’. See Selenium ALUM.—Silbera’. See ALUMINIUM and silver sulphate. —Thallium a’. See ALUMINIUVM and thallium sutphate.—Thonerdea’. See Alumina atum.—Trimethyl am in a’, Trimethyl ammonium a’. See ALUMINIUM and trimethylamine sulphate. ALAUNEN (Ger.), v. tr. AS-la®un-e?n. To prepare with alum; toalum. [L, 46.} ALAUNERDE (Ger.), n. 'un-e?r-de?, 1. An earth which ields alum, 2, Alumina., 49.]—A’ninetalloid. Aluminium. A, 305.) — E igsaure A. Aluminium acetate. [L.]— Hydratische A., Reine A. Aluminium hydrate. [B, 165; L, 57.)—Sal peters a ure A. Aluminium nitrate. [A.]—Schwefelsaure A. Aluminium sulphate. [B.]
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