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stin-zoi-re?. Amido succinic acid. [B. AMIDOBRENZMEKONSAURE (Ger.), n. bre?ntz’me?k-on’zoi-re?, Amido pyro meconic acid. AMIDO BUTYRIC ACID, n. A%m/i%d-o-bu2 tk. Fr, acide amido-butyrique. Ger. 'Amidobuitersäure. It, acido amido-butirrico, A crystalline monobasic acid of the constitution C,H, NO, = CH,.CHz.CH(NH,) — CO.OH, being that of butyric acid in which'a molecule of amidogen replaces an atom of hydrogen in the acid radicle. [B.] AMIDO CAFFEINE, n. A?m’‘id-o-ka®ffe2-en, Fr, amidocaféine. Ger., Amidokoffein. A substance forming fine acicular stals of the composition Cyl g(NH_)N,Oz. being that of caffeine with an atom of hydrogen replaced by‘ a molecule of amidogen. qu n.?rn- A§m//i2d-0- [B, 3.] AMIDO CAMPHOR, n. A?m’i?d-o-ka%m‘fo*r. Ger… Amido camp her. A ‘strongly basic hody of the composition CyoHy- (NH,XOH), obtained by the reduction of nitro camphor, [R. Schiff, * Jahresb.) ete, der rein, Chem.,” 1880, p. 400 (B).] AMIDO CAMPHORIC ACID, n. A?m’’i?d-o-ka?m-fo?r'i?k. Fr, acide amido-camphor i que. Ger., Amido camp hersäure. A crystalline acid, C,oH;5(NH2)O4 + H,O, readily soluble in alcohol.