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A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 353
a., m. & f. sixteenth. sel 327 sel des tombeauz, Rochelle salt. — de strontiane, strontium salt. — d’étain, tin salt (the term is used spec if. of crystallized stannous chloride). — de tartre, salt of tartar (purified pota ium carbonate). -—de varech, kelp salt, kelp soda. — de Vichy, sodium bicarbonate. — d’hiver, Glauber’s salt. — digestif, digestive salt (pota ium chloride). — d’indigo, (Dyeing) indigo salt (a salt from which indigo is produced on the fiber by the action of caustic soda). — diurétique, (Old Pharm.) diuretic salt (pota ium acetate). —d'oseille, salt of sorrel (acid pota ium oxalate). — excitateur, (Elec.) exciting salt. — fin, fine salt. — fin-fin, very fine salt, powdered salt. — fo ile, rock salt. — gem me, rock salt. — grimpant, a salt that ‘‘ climbs ”’ by evaporation of its solution. — gris, crude common salt, spec if. bay salt. —ignigéne, salt (sodium chloride) obtained by evaporation with artificial heat. — infernal, (Old Chem.) saltpeter. — interne, inner salt. — mar in, common salt, esp. that obtained from sea water. — microcosm i que, microcosmic salt (HNaNHsPO, 4H20). — minéral, mineral salt, inorganic salt. — neutre, neutral salt. — polychreste, (Old Pharm.) polychrest salt (pota ium sulfate, also Rochelle salt). sels de déblai, abraum salts. — secret de Glauber, ammonium sulfate. — sédat if, (Old Pharm.) sedative salt (boric acid). — végétal, (Old Chem.) pota ium tartrate. — volatil d’ Angleterre, sal volatile (ammonium carbonate).
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