ANTHRAKOKALI

(Lat.), n. n. A?n(a3n)-thra®-ko?k'a?1(a31)- i(e), From àvépaË, coal, and kali, potash. Fr.,anthracokali. Ger., Anthrakokali. It.,antracocali, A preparation official in the Sard in i an Formulary, made by heating together 1 part of finely powdered mineral coal and a concentrated solution of 2 parts of caustic potash until the whole is reduced to a uniform black powder; introduced by Polya, of Pesth, for the treatment of chronic skin diseases. [B, 5,103 L, 119.]—A. simplex. See 4.—A. sulfur a tum. Fr., authracokali sulfuré (ou soufré). Ger., geschwefeltes A. It., antracocali pal liakD: Sulphureted a.; a preparation official in the Sard in i an Formulary, differing from a. in the addition of % part of sulphur to the pulverized coal before it is heated. [B, 10.] ANTHRANILATE,n. A?n-thraîn'il-at. A salt of anthranilic acid. [L, 41.)