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Chlorine. vase se 0°25, It was formerly employed in medicine as a local irritant, and has been used internally as an anthelminthic. [A, 247, 347, 377; ** Brit. and Colon. Druggist,” June 12, 1886, p. 432; B, 180.|—A. plumosus. See 4.—Elastic a. Ger., Bergkork, Pap i eras best. Mountain cork; a variety in which the fibres are so interlaced as to be hardly separable or even distinguishable; dull exteriorly or but slightly lustrous, not translucent, of a brown, gray, or green color, It is found in Sweden, Spain, and the rol. [B, 49.|—Flexible a. Lat., amiantus, amianthus. Ger., biegsamer As best. Amianth. See 4.—Ligneous a., Ligniform a. Fr., asbeste ligniforme. Ger., Asbestholz, Holzasbest. A brownish variety found fh the Tyrol, closely resembling wood in appearance and texture. [B, 49.]