Aliquot
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 22
al'i-kwot, adj. such a part of a number as mil divide without a remainder. [E aliquot, some, several ali us other, quot, how many [life Alive. a-lTv', adj in life susceptible. [A S on Alkali, alVa-li or n chem a substance which combines with an acid and neutralises forming a salt Potash, soda, and lime are alkalies they have an acrid taste (that of soap', and turn vegetable blues to green. See Acid —/l Alkalies. [Ar. al-kah, ashes.} AJkalimeter, nl-k.t-liin'e-ter, n an instrument for measuring the strength of alkalies. Alkaline, alka-lfn or in, adj having the properr.es of an alkali n. Alkalinity
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