antimo'nium

Antimony. an tim on i i sulphidum [U. S. Ph., 1890]. Antimony tri sulphids fused, finely pulverized, and freed as far as po ible [by levigation and elutriation] from admixed impurities, especially arsenic [U. S. Ph.]. See antimony tri sulphid. an tim on i i sulphidum purificatum [U. S. Ph., 1890]. Syn.: a. nigrum purificatum [Br. Ph.]; Prepared antimony tri sulphid (an tim on i i 58 sulphidum) reduced to a very fine powder and freed from impurities, especially from traces of copper, by prolonged maceration with ammonia water and subsequent washing with water [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. a. nigrum. Black antimony; antimony tri sulphid purified by fusion and pulverized. See an tim on i i sulphidum. a. nigrum purificatum. See an tim on i i sulphidum purificatum [Br. Ph., "1898"]. a. sulphur a tum. Sulphurated antimony; oxy sulphuret of antimony; precipitated sulphur et of antimony. A mixture of antimony tri sulphid and antimony trioxid made by boiling antimony tri sulphid with solution of caustic soda and precipitating with dilute sulphuric acid. [U. S. Ph., 1890, Br. Ph.]. a. tartar a tum. [Br. Ph.]. See antimony and pota ium tartrate, pilulae an tim on i i compos i tae [U. S. Ph., 1890]. Syn.: pilulae hydrageri sub chlorid i compos i tae, compound pills of antimony, compound calomel pills, Plummer's pills, each of which contains sulphureted antimony, calomel, guaiac, and castor oil. vinum an tim on i i. A solution of 4 parts of antimony and pota ium tartrate in 1000 parts of wine. [U. S. Ph.] [Lat., for antimony.']