ALCALI

(Lat., Fr.), n. n. ’ka%(ka®)li(le), a°l-ka>-le. Indecl. For deriv., see ALKALI. An alkali, Cf. ALCALIN—A. aéré (Fr.), _ See Aerated ALKALI.—A. ammoniacal (Fr.). Ammonium sesquicarbonate. Ammonium carbonate.—A. ammoniacal anisé Fr.). See Spiritus AMMONTI an is at us.—A. ammoniacum acetatum (Lat.). An old term for liquor ammonii a cet at is. [A, 305.] —A. ammoniacum aquosum (Lat.). A watery solution of ammonia, [A, 305.]—A. ammoniacum causticum (Lat.). See Caustic AMMONIA—A. ammoniacum fiuidum (Lat.). Liquor ammon iæ. [B, 97.]—A. ammoniacum spirituosum (Lat.). Spiritus ammon iæ. [B, 97.] .J—A. ammoniacum succinatum (Lat.). Ammonium succinate. [B, 119.]—A. ammoniacum vinosum (Lat.). See Alcoholic AMMONIA and Spiritus AMMONIÆ—A. ammoniacum volatile (Lat.). Ammonium sesquicarbonate. See Ammonium carbonate.— A. ammonia tum spirituosum. See Spiritus AMMONLE—A. animal (Fr.), Ammonia. [B, 92.]— A. carbon até (Fr.). A carbonated alkali; an aikaline carbonate. [B, 51.]—A. causticum (Lat.), A. caustique (Fr.), See Caustic ALKALL—A. déliquescent (Fr.). Deliquescent potash. B 93.) —A. doux (Fr.], See Mild ALKALL—A. du nitre (Fr.). Potash obtained from nitre. [B Ene du tartre (Fr.). See A. tartar i. —A. effervescent (Fr.). Effervescing ALKALL—A. extemorané (Fr.). See A. tartar i—A. fixe, A. fixe minérai, A. Fixe minéral aéré (ou effervescent), A. fixe végétal (Fr.). See Fixed ALKALI, Fixed mineral ALRALI, Aerated or Effervescing fixed mineral ALKALI, and Fixed vegetable ALKALIL—A. fixum (Lat.). See Fixed aukaut.—A. fixum herbarum (Lat.). See Fixed vegetable ALKALI.—A. fixum tartar is a tum (Lat,). Pota ium tartrate. [B, 88.|—A. fixum vegetabile (Lat.). See Fixed vegetable ALKALI. — A. fixum vegetabile causticum (Lat.). Caustic potash. [B.]—A. fix am vegetabile impurum (Lat.). Impure pota ium carbonate obtained by the lixiviation of wood ashes. |B, 97.]—A. fluor (Lat.). Ammonia. [B, 119.]—A. fo ile (Lat., Fr.). See Fo il ALKALI—A. lignorum, A, lignorum depuratum (Lat.). Refined eure carbonate. [B, 88, 97.]—A. liquor volatilis compos it us. See Sprritus bezoardic us Bu ii.—A. mar in (Fr.), Soda.—A. mar in caustique (Fr.), See Caustic sop a,—A. minéral (Fr.), See Mineral ALKALI—AÂ. minéral aéré (Fr.), Normal sodium carbonate. [B, 93.)—A. minéral boracique (Fr.). Borax. [A, 324.]—A. minerale (Lat.). See Mineral ALKALL—A. minerale acetatum (Lat.). Sodium acetate. [B, 97.]—A. minerale muriatum (Lat.). Sodium chloride. [B, 88.]—A. minerale nitratum (Lat.). Sodium nitrate. ), 2..—A. minerale piiosphoratum (Lat.). Sodium phosphate., 97.]—A. minerale salitum (Lat.). Sodium chloride., 88.] —A. minerale sulphur i cum (Lat.). Normal sodium sulphate. {B, 97.)—A. minerale tartar is a tum (Lat.). Normal sodium tartrate |B, 88]; pota ium and sodium tartrate. [B, 48, 97.]—A. minerale vitrlolatum, A. minerale vitriolieum (Lat.). Normal sodium sulphate. [B. 48, 97.]—A’s minéraux (Fr.). Mineral (ior seale) alkalies. See Mineral ALKALI (2d def.)—A. mite Lat.). See Mild ALKALI.—A’S organiques (Fr.), The alkaloids. B, 38, 88.j—A. phlogistic a tum (Lat.), A. phlogistiqué (Fr.). See Phlogisticated ALKALI—A. pneum (Lat.). Borax. [Hahnemann (D, 90).]—A. lg_flmaire (Fr.). A primary amine. [B, 93,] —A. second a ire (Fr.). A secondary amine, [B, 93.]—A. tartar i (Lat.). Fr., a. du tartre, a. extemporané, Ger., Weinsteinsalz. Sp., dlcali de tdértaro. Syn,: sal tartar i, An old term for pota ium carbonate obtained by igniting and lixiviating cream of tartar. [B, 48.]—A. tartar i acetatum, A. tartar i ace to saturatum, A. tartar i cum ace to (Lat.). Pota ium acetate. [B, 125.]—A. terreux (Fr.). An alcaline earth. [B, 46.j—A. tertiare (Fr.). A tertiary a mine. [B.]—A. urineux (Fr.), A. urinosum (Lat.). Alkali obtained from urine; ammonia. [B, 107, 109.)—A. vegetabile (Lat.). See Vegetable ALKALI.—A. vegetabile acetatum (Lat.). ota ium acetate.—A. vegetabile aeratum (Lat.), Aerated vegetable alkali; pota ium carbonate. [B.]—A. vegetabile crystailisatum (Lat.). Pota ium bicarbonate. [B. » vegetabile cum ace to (Lat.). Pota ium acetate. [B, 97.. vegetabile fixum causticum (Lat.). See Pora a fusa. » vegetabile mite depuratum (Lat.). Purified pota ium carbonate. [D, 90.]—A. vegetabile nitratum (Lat.). Pota ium nitrate. [B; 80.J—A. vegetabile perfecte saturatum (Lat.). Pota ium bicarbonate. [A, 314.] — A. vegetabile salito-dephlogisticatum (Lat. ta ium chlorate. [B, 97.)—A. vegetabile salitum (Lat.). Pota ium chloride. [B, 88. » vegetabile suifuricum ( {B, 88.) .). Normal pota ium sulphate. vegetabile tartar is a tum (Lat.). Pota ium tartrate.’ |B, A. vegetabile vitriol a tum (Lat.). Normal pota ium sulhate,, 97.]—A. végétal, A. végétal aéré, A. végétal effervescent ). See Vegetable ALKALI, Aerated Cap ee ALKALI, and ‘ervescing fixed vegetable ALKALI.—A’s végétaux (Fr.). Vegetable alkalies; alkaloids, [B, 92.])—A. volatil, A. volatil aéré (Fr.). See Volatile ALKALI and Aerated volatile ALKALI.—A. volatii caustique, A. volatil concret (Fr.). See A. volatile causticum and À. volatile concretum.—A. volatile, A. volatiie acetatum (Lat.). See Volatile ALKALI and Acetated volatile AL- KALIL—A. volatile aeratum, A. volatile ammoniac ale (Lat.). Ammonium sesquicarbonate. {B, 97.] See Ammonium carbonate.— A. volatile anisatum (Lat.), See Spiritus AMMONIÆ an is at us.— A. volatile aquosum (Lat.). An aqueous solution of ammonium carbonate. [B, 88.|—A. volatile causticum (Lat.). Ammonia. [B, 88.J—A. volatile coneretum, A. volatile ex sale aminoniaco (Lat.), A. volatil effervescent (Fr.). Ammonium sesee [B, 88, 97.] See Ammontum carbonate.—A. volatile uor (Lat.). Aqueous ammonia, [B.]—A. volatile mite (Lat.). Ammonium juicarbonate. [D, 90.]—A. volatile muriaticum (Lat.). Ammonium chloride, [B.J—A. volatile nitratum (Lat.). Ammonium nitrate. [B, 97.—A. volatile salitum (Lat.). Ammonium chloride. [B, 88.]—A. volatile siccum (Lat.) ‘ See À. volatile concretum.—A. volatile tartar is a tum (Lat.). Ammonium and pota ium tartrate. [B,97.]—A. volatilis an is at us. See Spiritus AMMONLE an is at us,—Alcool-a. (Fr.). A substance having at the same time the functions and structure of an alcohol and a base. [B, $8) Liquor a. volatilis acetic i. See Liquor AMMONII a cet at is.—MInerale a. (Lat.). See Mineral ALKALL—Sal a. (Lat.). An alkali, [B, 109.]—Vegetabile a. (Lat.). See Vegetable ALKALI..),n.f. A?l-ka3-li%-i2-ta. Alkalinity. [B, 38.] ALCALIDE (Fr.),n.f.?-led. An alkaloid. [B, 92.] Bee adj. A‘l-ka®-li?f-i2-a%n?, Alkali gen ous. ALCALIGEE (Ger.),n. A?1-ka®l-i?-ga/. See ALCALIGENIUM. ALCALIGEN, adj. and n. ASl-ka?l‘i?-je?n, Fr., alcaligène. Ger., alkali gen, alcaligen. 1. Alkali gen ous. 2. Alcaligenium. ALCALIGENTUM (Lat.), n. n. A?l(a31)-ka?(ka3)-li2-je(ga)ni?-. Fr., alcaligène. Ger., Alkali gen, Alcaligen. “It., alcaligeno. Sp., alcaligeno. Alkali gen, alkali gene; old names for nitrogen. |B.] Cf. ALKALI GEN OUS. ALCALIGENUS (Lat.), adj. (nuts), Alkali gen ous. ALCALIMETER, n. See ALKALIMETER. ALCALIMETRIE (Fr.),n.f. ®-li2-ma-tre, Alkalimetry. ALCALIMETRIQUE (Fr.), adj. A‘l-ka®i2-ma-trek, Alkalimetric. ALCALIMETRUM (Lat.),n.n. ’)-li2-me?t/rusm- (rum), See ALKALIMETER. -’ A ALCALIN (Fr.), adj.andn. A*l-ka?-la?n?. 1. Alkaline. 2, (N.) an alkaline substapce or remedy. [B, 93.] The term is especially restricted to denote an alkaline salt formed by the incomplete neutralization of a base by au acid, as distinguished from alcali which is the base itself or its oxide. (B, 105.] A?l-ka®-lime?-tu5r, Fr., alcalimètre.