ALEMBROTH

(Chald.), n. Lat., sal alembroth. Fr., alembroth. Ger., Alembrothsalz. It., sale d’alembrot. Sp., sal de la sabiduria. Syn.: salt of wisdont. sal ellebrat (seu Taberi), alkitron, An alchemical term for a poisonous compound of sal ammoniac and corrosive sublimate (chlorides of ammonium and mercury), supposed to have the proj ee of di olving bodies and separating metals from their ores. {B, 7; L,73.] A one-per-cent. solution has lately been used Re Sir J. Lister in the preparation of antiseptic dre ings for wounds. [E. E, King, “ Canadian Practitioner,” May, 1886, p. 130.J—A. desiceatum (Lat.). Normal carbonate of pota ium, | [B, 50.]—Sel a. insoluble (Fr.). See HyprARGYRUM ammonia tum.—Sel a. soluble (Fr.). Equal parts of corrosive sublimate and sal ammoniac. [B, 97; L, 44.]