AMBER

n. Alm’bußr, For derlv.. see AMBRA. Ger., Amber. This term was formerly applied to ambra flava and ambergris, but should properly be restricted to ambra flava (q. v.). [L.]—Acid of a. See SUCCINIC acin.—A’baum (Ger.), See the major list.—A. eupion. See under Evpion.—A’fett (Ger.). See AMBREIN.—A’horn (Ger.). See Sryrax officinal is.—A’kraut (Ger.). See CHENOPOD I- UM am bros i odes,—A’Kligelchen. Troches of a. [L, 43.|—A’seed. See Semen ABELMOsCHI.—A’stoff (Ger.), See AMBREIN.—A’strauch (Ger.). See ANTHOSPERMUM @ihiopicum.—A’tinetur. See Tinclura AMBRa&.—A.-tree. See ANTHOSPERMUM @thiopicum.—A. varnish. A solution of a. in turpentine and linseed oils. {B ]—Balsam of a. t., balsamum suc The substance left in the retort after the rectification of the oil of a. [L, 120,|—Black a. See AMBRA nigra.—Colophony of a. Lat., colophonium succini. See Balsam of a.—Factitious a. Various gums, as well as vulcanized rubber, fraudulently substituted for, a. [L.'120.|—Flii iger A. (Ger.). ' The liquidambar gum. [L, 43.]—Fuchs-A. (Ger.), À dark colored variety of ambra grise a. [L, 46.]|—Gelber A. (Ger.). See Ambra flava.—Grauer A. (Ger.), Gray a. See AMBRA grise a.— Liquid a. The gum of the Liguidambar styracifua. [D, 135. Matrosena’. (Ger.). See AMBRA nigra.—Oil of a. See Oleum succini.—Powers of a. See Pote states succtni.—Salt of a. See c actp.—Schwarzer A. (Ger.). Black amber. See AMBRA Solable a. A cement made of equal parts of linseed-oil nigra, and a. [L, 120,|—Spirit of a. The acid liquid, consisting chiefly of succinic acid, obtained in the distillation of ambra flava. [ are Tincture ofa. See Tinctura amprm.—Vogela’. (Ger.). A light colored variety of ambra grise a. [L, 46.|—Volatile salt of a. See Succrnic actp.—Wei er A. (Ger.), White a. See AMBRA alba.