ACIDULUM — Readham

(Lat.), n. n. *k)-i7d/u*(u)-lu?m(lutm). An acid salt. See ACIDULE, n.—Oxalic a. An old term rin acid penises of pota ium, [A, 835].—Tartareous a. An old term for acid tartrate of pota ium. “ [A, 835.] nitic acid. [A.]—A. adipis. See Acrp of fat.—A. aereum. An old term for carbonic acid. ie 344.] See Carson diowide.—A. aeriforme. A gaseous acid. [B,99.J)—A. æthereum. An old term for sulphuric acid, [B, 87.]—A. alcoholienm. Acetic acid. [B, 101.]—À. all an to i cum. Allantoic acid.—A. aluminosum. An old name for sulphuric acid (because contained in alum under the form of a sulphate). [B, 87.]—A. amnicum, A. amnioticum. Amniotic acid. [A, 313.)—A. animale. An animal acid. [B,87.] See under Acip.—A, an tim on i cum, A. an tim on i i. Antimonic acid. [B, 48, 91.J—A. antimoniosum. Antimonious acid. [A.] —A. argent i cum. Argentic acid. [B, 91.)—A. arseniacum. A name given by Kerr (1793) to arsenic acid. [B, 91.]—A. arsenic ale. See ARSENIOUS ACID and ARSENIC trioxide.—A. arsenic i cum. Arsenic acid. |B, 49.]—A. arsenicosum. See ARSENIOUS ACID and ARSENIC trioxide.—A. arsenicum. See the major list. —A, arseniosum. See the major list. atmosphæricum. Au old name for carbonic acid (carbon dioxide). [B, 87,]—A. aurieum. Auric acid. [B.J—A. azoticum. Nitric aci B, A. benzoes. Benzoic acid. [A, 344.]—A. benzoieum. See the major list—A. benzoin i, A. benzoinum, A. benzoyl i cum. Benzoic acid. [A, 313; B.]—A. berberium. Acid of barberries; malic acid. |B, vA. bezoardicum. Uric acid. [B, 87.]—A. bismuth i cum. Bismuthic acid. [B.]—A. bombienm. Bombic acid. [B, 91.]—A. boracicum [Greek Ph.], A. boracis. Boric acid.—A. boricum. See the major list A. borosalicylicum. Borosalicylic acid. [A, 247.]—A. bor us: m. Pru ic (hydrocyanic) aci (B.]—A. boru icum alcohol is a tum. See A, RY- DROCYANICUM alcohol is a tum.—A. botulinieum. See BoruLINIC Acıp.—A._ bromhydricum [Fr. Cod.]. Hydrobromic acid bromhydricum dilutum. See Dilute HYDROBROMIC ACID.— bromohydrieum. Hydrobromic acid, [A, 247.]—A. butyri cum. utyric acid. B, 49.)—A. cærule i berolinensis, A. eæruleum. Acid of Pru ian blue; hydrocyanic acid. [B, 99.] —A. camphor i cum. Camphoric acid, [B, 91.J—A. carbazoticum. Carb azotic(picric) acid.—A. carbolienm. See the major list.—A. carbon i cum. See the major list—A. cat hart i cum, Cathartic acid, [A, 247.]—A. catholicon, A. catholicum. The universal acid; an old name for sulphuric acid. from the theory that all other acids proceeded from it. [A, 323; B, 87.]— A. chinicum. Quinic acid. [B, 48.)—A. chlorhydricum. the major list.—A. chlorieum. ‘Chloric acid. [B, 49.]—A. chloroaceticum. Dichloracetic acid. fa 247.J—A. chlorohydrargyricum. ‘Corrosive sublimate. [B, 98.]—A. chlorohydrocyanicum. Chlorhydrocyanic acid. [B.]—A. chlorohydrogenatum. Hydrochloric acid. |B.]—A. chioro-nitricum, A. chloro-nitrosum [Ger. Ph., 1st ed.J. Nitro hydrochloric acid. [B.]—A. chromicum. the major list—A. chrysophanieum. Chrysarobin. [A,247.]—A. chrysulea. Nitro hydrochloric acid. [B, 101.] —A.cinnamomicum. Cinnamic acid. [B, 96.]—A. citri. Citric acid. [B.]—A. citricum. See the major list.—A. cobaltieum. Cobaltic acid, [B, 91.]—A. compos i tum Reitzii.. A mixture of nitric acid, 144 parts, hydrochloric acid and ether, of each 9 parts, and borax, 8 parts. [B, 96, 102J—A. concretum. A concrete or solid acid. [B, 87.J—A. copaibienm. Copaivie acid; resin of copaiba, [A, 247.|—A. cresyl i cum. Cresylic acid; 1 cresol. [A, 247.j—A. ’eretaceum. An old term for carbonic acid (carbon dioxide), [A, 344,|—A. cubebienm. Cubebic acid. [B, 102.]—A. cupricum. Cupric acid. [B, 91,J—A. eyanhydricum [Fr. Cod., Belg. Ph.], Hydrocyanic acid. The Belgian preparation of this name contains 25 per cent. of the anhydrous acid, [B,95.]—A.cyanicum, Hydrocyanic acid. [B, 101.—A. dehlogisticatum liquidum. An aqueous solution of chlorine. A, 316.1—A. dulcificatum. A mixture of a strong acid with rectified spirit. Such mixtures usually contain ethyl compounds pegdneed by the action of the acid upon the alcohol. ts, 99.] £. A. nitri dulcificatum and A. sal is dulcificatum.—A. elainicum, Oleic acid. [A, 247.]—A. ferricum. Ferric acid. [B.] —A. filicenm. Filicic acid. [B, 98.]—A. fixum. A fixed (nonvolatile) acid. [B, 99.J—A. fluidum. A liquid acid. [B, 99.J— A. fluorhydrieum, A. fiuoricum. Hydrofluoric acid. _ [A, 247; B, 91.J—A. fluorieum dilutum. A preparation of the London Throat Hospital containing # per cent. of the anhydrous acid. _ [B, 94.]—A. fluor is. ydrofluoric acid. [B, 87.]—A. formicæ, A. formic arum, A. formicieum [Ger. ’Ph.], A: formieum. Formic acid, [A, 247, 308; B.]—A. fortius. A stronger acid; a term used in the Belgian Ph., in the pl., acid a fort i or a, to denote the stronger acids which produce corrosive poisoning. ‘ [B, 95.]—A. fo ile. A mineral acid. [BJA galacticum. A name given by Scheele (1780) to lactic acid. [B, 3.]—A. galacto-saccharinum. See A. sacchari lactis.—A. gallaceum, A. gal iæ, A. gallarum. Gallic acid. Wels gallicum. See the major list.—A. gallo-tannicum [Dan. Ph., Fenn. Ph., Norweg. Ph., Swed. Ph. Tannic acid. [B, 99.)—A. glycocholicum. Glycocholic acid. [B.]—A. gynocardicum. Gynocardic acid. [B, 94.J—A. hippuricum. Hippuric acid. [A.J—A. hydriodieum. See the major list.—A. hydrobromatum, A. hydrobromicum. Hydrobromic acid.—A. hydrobromicum con centra tum. An aqueous solution of hydrobromic acid containing 34 per cent. of the pure acid. [A, 247.|—A. hydrobromicum dilntum [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. Diiute hydrobromic acid. See Hypropromic acip.—A. hydrobromicum gas i for me. Gaseous hydrobromic acid, the acide bromhydrique gazeux of the nch Codex., 95.]—A. hydrocarbon i cum. Oxalic acid. ‘A, 344.)—A. hydrochloratum [Dan. Ph., Norweg. Ph., Swed. Ph.]. lydrochloric acid. [B, 95.]—A. hydrochloratum erudum [Dan. Ph., Swed. Ph.]. Commercial hydrochloric acid. _ [B, 95.]—A. hydrochloratum dilutum [Dan. Ph., Norweg. Ph.; Swed. Ph]. See Dilute HYDROCHLORIC ACID.—A. hydrochloratum purum {Ru . Ph J. Hydrochloric acid. [B, 95.1—A. hydrochloratum purum dilutum [Ru . Ph.]. See Dilute HYDROCHLORIC ACID.— A. hydrochlorieum [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph., Ger. Ph.], A. hydrochloricum con centra tum purum [Aust. Ph., Hung.” Ph.). See Hyp rocH LORIC ACID—A. hydrochloricum crudum [Ger. Ph.J. See Commercial HyDROCHLORIC acip.—A. hydro chi or i cum dilutum [U. S. Ph., Br.-Ph., Ger. Ph.], A. hydrochloricum dliutum pur am [Aust. Ph., Fein, Ph., Hung. Ph.]. See Dilute HYDROCHLORIC AcID.—A. hydrochloricum purum [Fenn. Ph.]. See Hyp rocH LORIC acip.—A. hydrochloricum venale [Lule Ph.]. See Comm eric at HYDROCHLORIG ACID—A. hydrochloricum volume tri cum [Ger. Ph.]. Ger., Normalsalzsiure. À test solution containing 36°5 grammes of hydrochloric-acid gas in a litre of water; 18°8 c. c, of this solution neutralizes one gramme of carbonate of sodium. [B.J—A. hydro-chloro-nitricum. Nitro hydrochloric acid. [B, %, hydro cyan a tum [Pru . Ph. of 1846, Norweg. Ph.], A. hydro cyan a tum medic in ale [Ru . Ph.]. See Dilute HYDROCYANIC AcID.—A. LING eg i See the major list. A. hydrofluorieum. Hydrofluoric acid. [A.J—A. hydrofluoro-silicienm. Silicofluorie acid. [B, 49.]—A. hydroiodatum, hydroiodienm. Hydriodic acid. J—A. hydrosilicio-fluoricum. Silicofluorie acid. [B, 102.|—A. hydro sulfur a tum, A. hydro sulfur i cum, A. hydro sulphur a tum, A. hydrosulphurieum. Hydrogen sulphide. [B.]—A. hydro sulphur i cum solutum. Aqueous solution_of hydrogen sulhide. [A, 316.|—A. hydrothionicum. Hydrogen sulphide. B.J—A. hydrothionieum lig Aqueous solution of hydrogen sulphide. [B, 97.]—A. hyperosmicum. Per osmic (osmic) acid. [B.J—A. hypochlorosum. Hypochlorous acid. 1B, DI 49.] — A. hyposuipharseniosum. Hypo sulph arsenious acid; arsenic disulphide.—A. imperfectum. See Imperfect acip.—A. jodatum, A. iodhydricum. Hydriodic acid. [B.J—A. iodieum. Iodic acid. [A.] —A. jatrophieum. Jatrophic (crotonic) acid. [A.]—A. jodo-aceticum. See Iopoacetic acip (2d def.). —A. kinovicum. Quinovic acid. [A.]—A. lacticum [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph., Ger. Ph., Fr. Cod., Belg. Ph., Ru . Ph.]. Lactic acid. By A lacticum dilutum [Br. Ph.]. An aqueous solution of lactic acid of a sp. gr. of 1:040, and containing 3 oz. of the acid to 1 pint of the preparation. (BIA. lactis. Acid of milk; a name given by Scheele (1780) to lactic acid. [B, 3.]—A. igneum, A. ligni empyreumaticum, A, ligni pyro-oleosum, A. lignorum empyreumaticum. Pyroligneous acid. [A, 316, 344; B.]— A. limonarum, A. timonicum, A. limonis, A. limonorum, liminosum, A. limonum. Citric acid. [A, 316; B,88, 101.] . lithieum. Uric a [B, 87,.]—A. maticum. Malic acid. [A, 816.J—A. mang an A, manganieu Manganic acid. [B.J—A. marine, marinum. Hydrochloric acid. [B, 101.]—À. marinum neratum. An old name for chlorine. [B.| —A. marinum con centra tum. Concentrated hydrochloric acid. [A.J—A. marinum dephlogisticatum. See A, marinum aeratum.—A. meconicum [Br. Ph.]. Meconic acid. [B.] A. men i sperm i cum. Men i spermic acid., 99.] — A. mephiticum. An old name for carbon dioxide. [B, 87.]—A. mereuricum. Mercuric acid. [B, 91.]—A. met all i cum. A mineral acid. [B.J—A. meta tartar i cum. Meta tartaric acid. [B, 96.|—A. minerale. Mineral acip.—A. molybdænæ, A, molybdenicum, A. moilybdenæ, A. molybdicum. Molybdic acid. [B.J—A. morbosum. Acidity (in the pathological sense). [A, 313,.]—A. muriaticum. See the major list.— À. nativam. An acid cocumrae free in nature. [B, 87.|—A. nickoiicum. Nickolic acid. [B, 91.]—A. nitri. Nitric acid. [A, 344.]—A. nitricobydrochloratum. ° Nitrobydrochloric acid.’ [B, 96.—A. nitri con centra tum. ‘Fuming nitric acid. [A, 344,|—A. nit rico nitro sum [Dan. Ph., Norweg. Ph., Swed. Ph.]. Nitroso nitric (fuming nitric) acid. [B, 95.]—A. nitricum. See the major list.—A. nitri duicificatum. Sweet spirit of nitre. [B, 99.] e Spiritus ÆTHERIS NiTRosI.—A. nitri fumans. Fuming nitric acid. 344.]—A. nitri imperfectum. Nitrous acid. [B, 99.]—A. perfectum. Nitric ‘acid. [B, 99.]—A. nitri vinosum. Sweet spirit of nitre. See Spiritus ÆTHERIS NITROSI—A. nitrochlorhydrieum [Belg. Ph.], A. nitrohydrochlorienm [U. S. Ph.]. Nitrohydrochlorie acid, [B.]—A. nitrohydrochloricum. ditutum. ° [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. See Dilute NITROHYDROCHLORIG ACID.— A. nit rom uri at i cum [U. S. Ph., 187]. Nitro hydrochloric acid. {U.S. Ph., 1870]. See Nrrrony- —A. nit rom uri at i cum dilutum DROCHLORIC AcID.—A. nitroso-nitricum. Nitroso nitric (fuming nitric) acid, BIA nitroso-oxygen a tum. Nitro hydrochloric acid. [B, 88.|—A. nitrosum. See the major list.—A. nitro-xanthicum. Picric acid. [B, 102.]—A. wnothionicum. Ethylsulhuric acid. [A, 344.] See ETHYL sulphate—A. oleicum [U. S. h., Br. Ph.], A. oleinicum. Oleic acid.—A. opianicum. Opianic acid, “ |B.J—A. orthoxy; phenylsulphurosum. Oxyphenylsuiphurous acid; asepiol, [B, M4.] — A7 osmicum. See the major list.—A. o ium. Phosphoric acid. [A, 316.]—A. oxalicum [Belg. Ph., Swi Ph.J, A. oxaticum depuratum (Ru . Ph.], A. oxalinum, A. oxalycum. Oxalic acid. [B.J—A. oxygen a tum. An acid, as ercilione acid, containing oxy! en in exce of the amount required for saturation. [B, 99.]—A. oxymuriaticum. An old name for chlorine. [B.]—A. oxy phosphori cum. Phosphoric acid. [B, 10i.J—A. perfeetum. See Perfect acip.—A. perlatum. Acid of pearls; a name applied to the acid PHOEptate of sodium, [B, 87, 88.]—A. perosmicum. Per osmic ‘osmic) acid. [A, 247.]—A. phæniecum iotee Ph.], A. phanolieum, A. phenicum [Fr. Cod.]. Carbolic acid. [A. 316; B, 95.] —A. phenicum aqua soiutum [Fr. Cod.]. See Soluté d’AciDE PHÉNIQUE.—A. phenyl i cum. See the major list.—A. phenylosum. ‘ Carbolic acid. * [B, 101.)—A. phosphori. Phosphoric acid. [A, 344.]—A. bos plier i cnn: See the major list.—A. phosphorosum. 1, Phosphatic acid (a mixture of phosphorous and phos photic acids). [B.J—A. phthalicum. Phthalic acid. [B, —...])icrlc\lln [Fr. Cod.], A. picrinieum (Greek Ph.], A. picronitrieum. Picric acid. |B.j—A. pingue. Phosphorous acid. 1. Acid of fat, See under Acip. 2 A name given by Mayer to an acid which’ he imagined to exist in the caustic alkalies, imparting to the latter their greasy feel. [B,2,87.]—A. pinguedinis animal is. See AciD of fat.—A. pipitzahoieum iF ex. Ph.]. See Prerrzanorc acip.—A. plat in i cum. Platinic acid. [B, 91.] —A, plumbicum. Plumbic acid. [B.] — A. pneumicum, Pneumic acid, [AIA pom i. Malic acid. [B.J—A. pom i citrei. Citric acid. [B.J]—A. pomorum. Malic acid. [B, 99.]— A. primarum viarum. See A. ventriculi—A. primigenium. A hypothetical principle which Becher (‘Physic a Subterrane a,” 1669) supposed to be present in all acids, and to which he imagined they owed their common properties, while the distinguishing characters of each were due to the particular substance it contained mixed with this primitive acid, the latter being formed by the union of ‘primitive earth” and water. [A.] This universal primitive acid was supposed to be sulphuric acid. [B.] Cf. À. catholicon and A, uni ver sale.—A. pru icum. Pru ic (hydrocyanic) acid.—A. pru icum Scheeleei. Scheele’s hydrocyanic acid (contains 6 per cent. of the anhydrous acid). [A, 316.]—A. pyro a cet i cum. ae ligneous acid. [A, 316.)—A. pyro gall i cum [Fr. Cod., Ger. Ph., Greek Ph., Swi Ph.]. Pyrogallie acid; pyrogaliol. [B, 99.J—A! pyrolignéum, A.pyrolignosu Pyroligneous acid.—A. py ignosum crudum [Dan. Ph., Greek 2b.) See Acetum pyroli nosum crudum.—aA,. pyrolignosum rectificatum [Greek Ph.]. See Acerum pyrolignosum rectificatum. — A. pyromucosum. An empyreumatic acid obtained by the dry distillation of sugar. [B.J—A. pyro tartar i cum, A. pyro tar taro sum. Impure pyrortaric acid obtained by the distillation of cream of tartar; official in several formularies of the last and the early part of the present century. [B, 97.]—A. pyroxylicum. Pyroligneous acid. —A, pyroxylicum eradum, A. pyroxylicum rectificatum. See ACETUM pyrolignosum crudum and AcETUM pyrolignosum rectificatum— A. quereitannicum. Quercitannic acid. [B, 98.] —A. quinicum. ic acid.—A. quinovieum. Quinovic acid. —A, regalinum. rohydrochloric acid. [B.J—A. rhodanieum. Thiocyanic acid.—A. sacchari. Acid of sugar; an old term for oxalic acid, [A, 34.|—A. sacchari lactis. Syn.: A, (lad oa TS Acid of beta of milk. Names given by Scheele in 1780 to mucic acid which he obtained by the action of [B, 3, 6.]—A. saccharinum. See A. sacchari.—A. salicylicum. See the major list.—A. sal is, A. sal is culinaris. Oid names for hydrochloric acid. [A, 344.] A. sal is dulcificate Syn.: spiritus muriatico-æthere us, spii tus sal is dulcis, spin vinos us muriatic us. A mixture of hydrochloric acid and rectified spirit containing chloride of ethyl. A preparation of this sort formerly official in one of the Continental fete getty was made by distilling pratecalong acid, 16 parts, lack oxide of manganese, 6 parts, sulphuric acid, 12 parts, and alcohol, 48 parts. |B. 99.]—A. sal is fumans, Syn.: spiritus sal is fumans Glauberi. Fuming hydrochloric acid. ‘[B, 99.]—A. sal is Libavii. See SPIRITUS fumans Libavii.—A. satis marini. Hydroehloric acid, [A.]—A. sal is rectificatum. Rectified hydrochloric acid. [B, santon i cum. Santonic acid. fas 316.J—A. sclerotic A. sclerotin i cum. Sclerotic acid. [B.]—A. seytodephicum, A. seytodepsieum. [From Gr., oxvrodeyexds, currying, oxûros, a hide, and débew, to soften.] Tannic acid. [A, 316; B.49.j—A. sebacicum, A.sebi. The sebacic acid of the older writers; acetic acid obtained hy the distillation of fat. [B, 3, 91, 99.]-"A. septicum. Nitric acid. [A, 316; B, 87.J—A. siderum. The acid of the loadstone. [B, 87.]—A. silicio-hydro fin or i cum. Silicofluorie acid. [B, 102.]—A. silicicum, A* silicum. Silicic acid, [B, 49, 87.|—A. silicohydrofluoratum. _ Silicofluoric acid. [B, 49.)--A. solidum. A solid acid. _[B, 99.]—A. sol is. Syn.: cly us an tim on i i, Sulphurous acid. [B.]—A. sorbicum. Sorbic acid. [B, 49.j—A. spatosum. | Acid of spar; hydrofluoric acid. [B, 87.]--A. spontaneum. See À. ventriculi. À. stannicum. Stannic acid, |B.]—A. stearin i cum, A, stearicum venale [Netherl. Ph.]. Stearic acid. [B, 95.]—A. stibicum. Antimonic acid. ‘[B, 49.1—A. stibicum cum aqua. Hydrated peroxide of antimony; antimonic acid. [B, 92.|—A. stibiosum. Antimonious acid. [B, 49.]—A. subsulfurosum. Hyposulphurous acid. [B, 49.]—A. succini, A, succinieum [Ger. Ph., 1st ed., Dan, Ph., Ru . Ph., Swi Ph., Netheri. Ph.]. Succinic acid. [A, 344; B, 95.]-A. suceinicum erudum [Fenn. Ph., Greek Ph.]. Crude ‘succinic acid. {(B, $5.) A. succinieum depuratuin (Fenn. Ph., Greek Ph., Swed. Ph.J. Purified succinic acid. [B, 95.) — A. succinicum impurum. Crude succinic acid. —- A. suceinieum medic in ale [Belg. Ph.], A. succinicum subfi vum [Norweg. Ph.]. Purified succinic acid. [B, 95.]—A. suceinicum pyrogenæum. Impure succinic acid obtained by the distillation of amber. [B, 92.]—A. succinium. An old name for suceinie acid, [B, 91.]—A. sueceanum, A. suecicum, Swedish acid of Scheele; hydrofluoric acid. [A, 323; B.]—A. sulfhydricum [Fr. Cod.], A. sulfo hydrogen a tum. Hydroge sulphide. [B.]—A. sulfur i cum. See the major list.—A. sulfurosum. Sulphurous acid, aR sulfurosum aquosum, A, sulfarosum solutum [Swi Ph.]. An aqueous solution of sulphur dioxide containing 9 per cent. of the latter. [B, 95.]—A. sulpho-arseniosum. Thio arsenious acid. [A, 316.]—A. sulpho-hyronitric acid upon miik sugar. dricum. Hydrogen sulphide. [B.]—A. sulpho-hydricum liqu dam Bele?.]. An aqueous solution of hydrogen sulphide. |B, 9.]—A. sulpho-hydro cyan i cum. Thiocyanic acid.—A. sul- Thio antimonic acid. [A, 316.]—A. suipho-stibiosum. Thio antimonious acid. [A, 316.]—A. sulphureum, A. sulphuricosum. Volatile acid of sulphur; sulphurous acid. [A, 16; B, 87, 97.J—A. suiphnricum. See the major list.—A. sulphüris. ’ Sulphurie acid. [B.]—A. sulphur is imperfectum. Sulphurous acid. [B, 99.|—A. suiphuris perfectum. Sulphuric acid. [B, 99.]—A. sulphur is volatile. Volatile acid of sulpbur; sulphurous acid. [A. 344; B, 99.]—A. suiphurosicum. Sulphurous acid. [A, 316.J—A. sulphurosum it. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. Sulhurous acid; an aqueous solution of sulphur dioxide containing 5 per cent. [U. S. Ph.] or 5 per cent. [Br. Ph.] of the gas. [B]— pho-stibicum. O, no; 04, not; 0%, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like 00 in too; U2, blue; U3, lull; U, full; U5, urn; US, like ü (German). A, sulphydricum, horosum Hydrogen sulphide. | [a pare Cs Sit AS taltduns [Greek Ph gue to, ott e id. [A, 344.]—A. tartar i crystal lisa- [B.]—A. tartarieum. See the ‘The same as À. pyrotartatum, d major list:—A. tartar i destiliatum. ricum. {i WJ—A. tartar! o ontiale, A. tartarosum, names for tartaric acid. [B, 91, 97, 99.]—A. tartrieum. See the onjor Mat A torre onderosie. Crystallized tartaric aci ‘Acid of barytes, or heavy sulphurie acid. |-A. thionhydricum. Aqueous Solution oi hydrogen sı phide, [A, 316.)—A. thionïenm. su phurie acid. [A, 316.]—A. thymieum {Fr. Cod], A. thymo Bhan Thymnol [BAe ttngeus, Hydroeyanie'acid, {B, 101. 102]—A. tungstieum. Tungstic acid, (B.|—A. 306 44 catholicen. —A uricume Unie ackd, a. {Boe ‘Acid of urine; phosphoric acid, [B, 101.J—A. uri nicum, A. urolith i cum. Uric acid. [A, 316: B, 102 A. uvi- Sums Hacomie acid. (0, 40 [B.] —A. valerianieum (Ger. Ph., ist Ru , Ph. Ph], Av vaterienm (Fr. coi’ Valerianio acta Bi acid. [B, muniversate.” =A. urine, ‘Nether! —A, vanadlnicum. _ Vanadie acl, | (B.A. vewetabite, À vegetable acid. [B, 99.] —A, vegetabile e entiale. A concen- Vn vegetable acid im BPP EA. vontrieuil. Acidity of the [B, 101 prime via> —A, vin i phiogisticatum. Tartarie acid, À. vitriol i. “ An old name for sulphuric acid. [A, 844.) triol i aromatieum. See A. SULPHUR I CUM a rom at i cum.— triolieum. Sulphuric acid.—A. v fluorie acid. [B, 87.]—A. vitriol i cum cum alcoh tico. See A. SULPHUR I CUM a rom at i cum.—A. tum. See Dilute SULPHURIC acin.—A. vitriolieum phlogistieatum. Sulphurous acid. [B, 87.|—A. vitriolieum tenue. See Dilute SULPHURIC actp.—A, vitriol i cum vinosum, See MIXTURA sulfuric a acid a.—A. vitriol i defweatum, A, vitriol i defecatum, À. vitriol i depitlogisticatum, A. Vitrioll depuratum. Old terns for puritied sulphuric acid, [A, 244}. vitriol dita: tum. ute SULPHURIC AcID—A. Vitriol i forte. Concentrated sulphuric sold” [B 1C À. Vitrion pilogistientum: Suk ‚hnrous acid. [B.|—A. vitriol i puri imum, A. vitriol i rec: ifieatum. Old names for purified sulphuric acid, [A, 344.] —A, vitrioll vinosnn. | Bther. (A, 816174 volatilo. volatile acid. [B, 99,]—A. wolframieum. Tungstic acid. "[B, 49.|—A. clcum, Zinc acid. |B. 91.| A. zootleum, A. zootiniewn. Hydrocyanie aci 441 ACIDUM ACETICUM (Lat), n,n. (U.S. Ph. Br. Ph. Fr. Cod., Ger. Ph, Dan, Ph., Finn, Ph., Ru . Ph., Netherl. Ph., Norweg. a. ‘Adsia*h)-etUitkeutimuim). Fra acide acétique Get, Fasigedure, Tt, act do acetico, Sp. deidd acétigo. Sy aceti egnceretraturt, Acetic acid. “Tn the Ger. Ph. glacial cid’; in the other pharma copælas, an aqueous solution of acetic acid sontalniig 294 per cent, (Dan. Ph., Norweg. Ph., Ru . Ph., Swed, Ph.|. 31°5 per cent. [Finn. Ph.], 83 per cent. [Br. Bh.], 36 pot cent. (U8. P Ph] of the pure acid. [B dj Â, a, aromiatie Ger. Ph. (st ed.), Belg, Ph., Greek Ph., Hu Phij, Fr., acide Ger It, acido deetico dcetum aromatiariously made up in acetic acid. with or without {si life rent volatile oils di oives from the addition of alcohol and acetie ether, ‘That formerly official in the Ger. Ph contained 9 parts of oil of cloves, 6 parts each of oil of lnvender and oil of citrons, 3 parts of oil of thyme, 1 part of oll of cinnamon, and 25 parts of "glacial acetic acid. Cee contained’a higher percentage of the acid. [B, %. a rom at i cum camphor a tum [Greek Ph]. À ronagatign similar to the vinaigre anglais of the French Codex. [B,95.] See Acerox britannicun—A. à camphor a tum. Fr. acide acétique camphré. Ger, camp her hat tige E igsäure. Tt. acido acefico can for a to. Sp. dei do GE RO at eat for ada” Gamnphsrated nestle acid” à prep a tion of the Edinburgh and Dublin Pharmacopceias, consisting of an avoirdu sper ‘ounce of camphor pulverized with the aid of a drachin of rectified spirit and di olved in 10 fluid ounces of strong acetic ‘he preparation of the Greek Ph. is made up of 1 part of Samphor and W parts of con centra fed destie wold Coontalning 485 er cent, of the anhydrous acid.) [B, 5, 95.| A. a. concentrati ium, Glacial acetic acid.” [A, 316.]—A. a. con centra tum, Grr acide acétique concontre, Gel tonsettrirte Kısipature. te ack do acetico con centra to, Sp.,icido acético con centra do. In the Aust. PI Ph., Ru , Ph., Belg. Ph., and Swed, Ph,, glacial acetic acid + in the Greek: Ph. an aqueous solution containiie 48° per cont, of anhydrons acetic, sid.” 9.1A. a. eryatallisatum [Swi acétique cristaltiaable (1. Cod. krystal Glacial a B, 95.|-A. à dilutum. i igstiure [Ger. Ph.]. io. Dilute acetic An aqueous solution of acetic acid containing 6 per cent [U. SPh a percent, Molg. PI 55h per sent. Fheny’ Pho] and 24 por cont {iies Bh.) of the aukydrous eel the À, a. dilutum of the other ‘ pharimacopeelas ‘corresponds to the A, a. of the U. S. Ph. and Br, Ph., and contains 3) per cent. [Ger- Ph.},or 204 per cent. [Aust. Ph., Hung. Ph., Swi Ph.], of the anhydrous acid. [B, 95.|—A. a. lig no venaie, A. a. ein tieum. R31, 810.) TA, 316.) fortius. The strongest acctle weld, (A, 316.] That of the old Tondon Ph, was required to be of such Strength that 100 grains would neutralize 57 grains of sodium car- ‘bonal a. glaciale Greek Ph.). esprit de vinaires 'vinaigre glacial, acide acétique erietiltaaats (Fr. Cod.]._ Ger.… É igsäure [Ger. Ph.], Fise ig. It., acido acetico glaciale. ‘Sp., ddido acético glacial. ‘Syn,: actdum aceticum (Ger, h.], @.. con centra tum. a, à crystal lisa tum. Glacial acetic acid. Aqueous acetic acid containing at least 9 per cent, [Ger. Ph., Aust, ; à for Ph.. Swi Ph Hung, Phi, Rowman, Ph 97:5 per cont. (Ru : Ph, 99 per cent. [U 8. Ph., Br. Ph, Swed. Ph.], or 100 per cont. (F J, of the anı hy aro acid. ’îhe corres) ding Belgian pı Mou Sontains only 8 per gent of the ae. [B 5 =A a I Purified pytoligneons acid.— As a. purum. Mean BA. m pyrolignosum. Pyrolgneous acid, (A, 287} —A sell lit i cum. ‘See Acefum scmuæ À. a. tenue [Edinb, Pb. à as so). Distilled wine vinegar; dilute acetic acid of a sp. W}--Spectes pro vaporibus aclıli aeetiel [Seed Phe S17 preparation consisting of S parts of erystallized lead acetate And 1 part of sulphuric acid, to be mixed together at the moment of us in PB oc | Sl rupus acid i aceties [Isfinb. Ph, GRO, U S-Ph. J, sérop d'acide acétique, sirop de vinaigre. Ger., E it 1t., siroppo di acido acetico. Sp., jarabe de dei do acético. srupus aceti, orysaccharum. À preparation made by boiling together 5 parts of vinegar and 7 parts of refined sugar to the consistence of a syrup. ‘Similar preparations were official in various formularies of an earlier date, the amount of vinegar in them vary- Ing form 25 to 50 per gent, [B, 97], and the present Belg. Ph. conins one made up of 347 parts ‘of dilute acetic acid (containing $ per cont of the anhydrous acid) and ŒS paris of sagas. f ACIDUM ACETOSUM (Lat.), n. n.,\k(nlk)-l\,'ll-o’su'ln(su'm). Acetous (acetic) acid.—A. a. eatnphoratum. See ACIDUM ACE- Tove camphor a tum-— À. ‘a. debilins, A. a. des till a tum, Distilled vinegar; dilute acetic ack. [A,316.|—A. a. forte, Strong ‘seede eel 6 m pc Delete a Oe ui acù tilled vinegar. [A, 316.]—Syrupus acid i acetosi. See Syrupus ACIDE ACETIC,