Liquid

(lik'-wid). That form of a substance in which the molecules are in a state intermediate between attraction and repulsion; a substance that flows and takes the shape of the containing-ve el. Water between o° and ioo°C. is the best example. L. Acid-green. See Pigments, Conspectus of. L.-blue. Same as Indigo-blue. L. Gelatin. See Gelatin . L. Glue. See Glue . L., Hager's, a substitute for ammonium sulphid or hydrogen sulphid, made by di olving 0.2 gram of sulphur lotum in 5 cgm. of carbon bisulphid, and adding 5 cgm. of benzene and 10 cgm. of ether. L. Indigo-blue. Same as Soluble Blue. L., Maynard's Adhesive, collodion. L. of Regnauld. See Anesthetic .