AMMONIO-CITROMIC

adj. A?m-mo’’ni?-o-kro/mi?k, From ammonium and chro Lat., ammonio-chromic us. Fr., amre eg It., ammonio-cromic Sp., amonio-crémico. Containing both ammonium and chromium (acting as a trivalent or quadrivalent radicle). [B.] Cf. A.-c. ALUM, AMMONIO-CITRATE,n. A?m-mo’’ni?-0-si*t'rat. From ammonium and citrate. Lat., ammonio-citras. Fr., ammonio-citrate. It., ammonio-citrato. Sp., amonio-citrato. A compound of citric acid with ammonium and another base. [B.] Cf. Iron a.-c. AMMONIO-CUPRIC, adj. A?m-mo’ni?-o-ku’’pri2k. From ammonium and cupric. Lat., ammonio-cupric us. ate ammoniocuprique, ammonio-cuivrique. Containing ammonium and copper (acting as a bivalent radicle). [B, 107.] AMMONIO-DISULFONIQUE (Fr.), adj. su’l-fotn-ek, See AMMONDISULPHONIC ACID. AMMONIO-FERRIC, adj. A?m-mo”’ni?-o-fe?r'ri?k. ammonium and ferric. Lat., @mmonio-ferric us. Fr., ammon i of err i que. It., ammonio-ferrico. Containing ammonium and iron (acting as a trivalent or quadrivalent—ferric—radicle), [B.J—A.-f. chloride, A.-f. citrate, etc. See Iron and ammonium chloride, Iron and ammonium citrate, ete. AMMONIO-FERROUS, adj. A?m-mo”’ni?-o-fe?r'ru . ammonium and ferrous, Lat., ammonio-ferrosus. Fr., ammonioferreux, It., ammonio-ferroso, Containing ammonium and iron {acting asa bivalent radicle). [B.] AMMONIO-KALICUS (Lat.), adj. (ka31)/i2k-u3s(uts). POTASSIC. AMMONIO -MAGNESIAN, AMMONIO -MAGNESIC, adj's. ’ni?-o-ma*g-ne‘zi?-a%n, -ne’zi2k, From ammonium and magnesium. Lat., ammonio-magnesiacus. Fr., ammoniomagnésien, ammonio-magnésique. It., ammonio-magnesico. Containing both ammonium and magnesium. [B.] Cf. A.-m. Pnos-