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(Fr.), n. Aër-zhaën?. Silver, [B.]—Acétate. See SILVER acetate.. cétylure d’a. See SILVER acetylide. Aconitate d'a. See SILVER aconitate—Aerylate. S VER acrylate A dip ate d’a. See SILVER adipate. ate d’a. See SILVER albuminate—Alun. See Silver ALUM. —Am a i game. See SILVER amalgam.—Amido sulfonate. See SILVER amido sulphonate-—Ammon i och i or ure. See SILVER ammonio-chloride—Ammonio-nitrate. See SILVER ammonio-nitrate—Ammoniure. See SILVER fulminate —An tim on iure. See SILVER anti no nide.—A rach i date. See SILVER a rach i date—A. amalgamé. See SILVER amalgam.—A. anglais. An alloy resembling argent an. (B, 38.]—A. an tim on ié sulfuré. Argyrythrose, or native silver thio antimonite, [B, 38.]—A. applati. See A. en lame.—A. ardeut. Metallic silver obtained by decomposing silver nitrate on hot charcoal. [B,38.]—A. arsénical. A native arsenide of silver. [B, 38.]—A. battu. Silver-leaf. [B, 38.]—A. blanc. Argeutiferous lead ore. [B, 38.|—A. bromuré. ‘See SILVER bromide. carbon até. Silver carbonate. [B, 38.]—A. chino is. China sil- See SILVER chloride. Horn-silver. [B, 38.] See SILVER chloride —A. de Powdered silver obtained from the liquids used in gold [B, 38.]—A. de mos aïque. See Mosaic SILVER —A. dé- See Fulminating SILVER —A. du roi. See ARGENTUM lie. See Shell sILVER— A. en feuilles. Silvern lames. Silver in the form of thin plates. [B, r-plated copper. {B, 38.]—A. fin. See ARGENfulminant. Fulminating silver. [B,93.] See SILVER gris. A sort of ivory. fe 52.|-A. haché. White tombac; an alloy of copper and arsenic, [B, 49.]—A. ioduré. See SILVER iodide,— A. muriaté. Silver chloride. | [B, 38.]—A. noir. Silver sulphide; also as a re name, any black ore of silver. [B, 38.]—A. pur, A. purifié [Fr. Cod.].’ Lat., argentum puri imm (Fr. Cod.]. Pure metallic silver suitable for pharmaceutical purposes. [B, 113.]—A. rouge. A native red thio antimonite of silver (argyrythrose); also, any red ore of silver. [B, 38.]—A. sulfuré. See SILVER sulphide.—A. teiluré. Silver telluri [B,38.] —A. trait. Silver drawn out into à thin wire. [B.J—A. vert. A en native bromide of silver. [B, 38.]—A. vierge. Virgin sil- Ver; pure metallic silver occurring native. {B.]—A.-vif. Quicksilver; mercury. [B, 38.]—A. vitreux. Silver sulphide. [B, 38.] —Arsénlate. See SILVER arsenate.—Arsénio-méthylate. See SILVER arsenmethylate—Arsénite. See SILVER arsenite —Arséniure. e SILVER arsenide —Auricyanure. See SILVER a uri cyanide.—Aurothiocyanate. Gorp and silver thiocyanate.—Azotate. See SILVER nitrate —Azotate. cristalllsé [Fr, Cod.]. Lat., nitras argentic us cris tallis at us [Fr. Cod.]. Crystallized silver nitrate, a preparation corre- Spon ae to the argent i nitras of the U. S. Ph., 113.]—Azotate. et d’ammonium. See SILVER ammonio-nitrate.—Azotate. fond See ARGENTI nitras fusus.—Azotate. nitraté. See ARGENTI nitras dilutus—Azotite. See SILVER nitrite.— Bichromate d’a. See SILVER dichromate. oxyde Wa. See SILVER dioxide,—Bromate. See SILVER bromate.—Bremure. See SILVER bromide.—Cacodyl ate. See SILVER cacodyl ate—Carbonate. See SILVER carbonate. —Chlorate. See SILVER chlorate. —Chlorite. See SILVER chlorite—Chlorure d’a See SILVER chloride. —Chlorure. et d’ammoum. See SILVER ammonio-chloride—Chromate. See SIL- VER chromate.—Citrate. See SILVER citrate—Collyre à l’azotate d’a. [Fr. Cod.]. A preparation Intended for use in veterinary practice only, made by di olving 1 part of silver nitrate in a mixture of 10 parts of the laudanum de Sydenham [Fr. Cod.] and 1,250 parts of rose-water. [B, 113.]—Crayons. ju Cod.]. Lat., nitras argentic us fuses ler. Cod.]. See ARGENT! nitras fusus.—Crayons. mitigé [Fr. Cod.]. See ARGENTI ‘nitras dilutus.—Croconate. See SILVER croconate.—Cyanate. See SILVER cyanate.—Cyannrate. See SILVER cyanurate. —Cyanure. See SILVER cyanide —Cyanure. et de pota ium. See SILVER and pota ium cyanide —Cyanure. et d’or. See SILVER a uri cyanide. —Deuto-ammoniate. See SILVER fulminate.—Dichromate. See SILVER dichromate.— Dioxyde d’a. See SILVER dioride —Dithionate. See SILVER dithionate.—Ferricyanure. See SILVER (RD rocyanure d’a. _ See SILVER ferrocyanide._Fluorure. See SILVER fluoride.—Formiate. See SILVER formate —Fulminate. See SILVER fulminate.—Fulminate. et de pota ium. See SILVER and pota ium fulminate—Fulminate. et d’hydrogène. Hydric argentic fulminate. [B.] See SILVER fulminate —Hémioxyde d oxide —Hypochlorite. See SILVER hypochlorite—Hypoifite Wa. See SILVER thiosulphate—Hypo sulfite. et de de (ou de sodium). See SILVER and sodium thiosulphate.— See SILVER hyp or an a date—to date. See SILVER iodate.Iodure. See SILVER iodide —Isovalérate. See SILVER valerian ate.—Limaille. Silver-leaf. [B, 88.]—Lune cornée d’a. See Horn sILYER —Méconate. See SILVER meconate —Métapériedate. See SILVER meta periodate.—Métaphosphate. See SILVER metaphosphate.— Métav an a date d’a. See SILVER meta vanadate —Monexyde. Silver monoxide. [B.] See SILVER oxide —Nitrate. See SILVER nitrate —Nitrate. cris tallisé. Crystallized silver uitrate. [B, 88.]—Nitrate. fondu [Fr. Cod]. See ARGENT! ver. [B,38.] See ARGENT AN.—A, chloruré. —A. corné. cendrée. refining. tonant. se Hypo vanadate d’a a. Silver monoxide. [B.] See SILVER —Nitrate. liquide. A solution of silver nitrate. rite d’a. See SILVER nitrite —Nitro-acétouitrile ILVER fulminate.—Orthophosphate. Silver orthophosphate. [B.] See SILVER phosphate.—Oxaiate. See SILVER oxalate.—Oxalurate. See SILVER oxalurate.—Oxyde. See SILVER oxide.—Oxyde. et d’ammonium. See Ammoniated SILVER oxide —Paracyanure. See SILVER para cyanide.—Periodate. See SILVER periodate —Permanganate. See SILVER permanganate,—Peroxyde. See SIL- VER peroxide.—Phosphate acide d’a. Acid silver phosphate. [B.] See SILVER phosphate.—Phosphate. See SILVER phoshate. —Phosphate. monohydrique. Acid silver phosphate. ft.] See SILVER phosphate.—Phosphnure. See SILVER phoshhide—Platino-chlorure. See SILVER plat i no chloride.— latino-nitrite d'a. See SILVER plat i no nitrite—Protoxyde. Silver monoxide. [B, 38.) See SILVER oxide —Purpnrate. See SILVER purpurate.—Pyrophosphate. See SIL- VER pyrophosphate —Pyrophosphate. bihydrique (ou dihydrique). Dihydric ‘silver pyrophosphate. [B.] See SiLveR Pyrophosphate —Pyro vanadate. See SILVER pyro vanadate. —Quadrantoxyde. See SILVER tet rant oxide. — Régule d’a. Metallic silver. [B, 88.|—Rhodizonate. See SILVER rhodizonate.—Salicylate. See SILVER salicylate.— Souschlorure d’a. See SILVER subchloride.—Sous-oxyde. See SILVER tet rant oxide —Suifantimoniate. See SILVER thio antimonate.—Sulfantimonite. See SILVER thio antimonite. —Sulfarséniate. See SILVER thio arsenate.—Sulfarsénite. See SILVER thio arsenite—Sulfate acide d’a. Hydrogen silver sulphate. [B.] See SILVER sutphate.—Suifate. See SILVER suiphate.—Sulfate. et d'hydrogène. Hydrogen silver sulphate. [B.] See SILVER sulphate.—Suifite. See SILVER sulphite.—Sulfo cyanate. See SILVER thiocyanate.—Sulfo sulfate. See SILVER thiosulphate —Sulture. See SILVER sulphide —Tellurure Wa. See SILVER telluride. —Tellurure. et d’or. See SILVER and gold telluride—Tétrantoxyde. See SILVER tet rant oxide—Thio antimoniate. See SILVER thio antimonate —Thio antimonite. See SILVER thio antimonite—Thioarséniate. See SILVER thio arsenate—Thloarsénite. See SILVER thio arsenite—Thiocyanate. See SILVER thiocyanate.—Thiosulfate. See SILVER thiosulphate. —Thiosulfate. et de sodium (ou de soude). See SILVER and sodium thiosutphate. —Tri cyanate. See SILVER cyanurate. —Trimétaphosphate. See SILVER tri metaphosphate. —Valérianate. See SILVER valerian ate. nadate d’a. See SILVER vanadate.—Vif-a. Quicksilver; mercury. [B.]