A
Absorbent EarthChalk, marble, and clays. No specific formulas. Generally carbonates, silicates, and sulfates.AcesuntAny substance which is slightly acid, or turning sour.Acetated Earths, Metals, Etc.Acetates (C
2
H
3
O
2
¯).Acetous AcidImpure acetic acid from vinegar.AcetumReferring to vinegar, or to a compound made from vinegar, as in "acetum radicatum."Acid Air (Priestley)Hydrogen chloride (HCl).Acid From AntsFormic acid (HCOOH).Acid, Nitri PhlogisticSee Nitrous Air.Acid of AmberSuccine acid (C
4
H
6
O
4
).Acid of ApplesMalic acid (C
4
H
6
O
5
).Acid of ArsenicArsenic acid (H
3
AsO
4
).Acid of BarberryMalic acid.Acid of BenzoinBenzoic acid (C
6
H
5
COOH).Acid of BoraxBoric acid (H
3
BO
3
).Acid of Burning SulphurSulfurous acid (H
2
SO
3
).Acid of Four SparHydrofluoric acid (mixed usually with silicon fluoride) (HF; SiF
4
).Acid of LemonsCitric acid (C
6
H
8
O
7
).Acid of Milk Lactic acid (C
3
H
6
O
3
).Acid of Milk-SugarMucic acid (COOH(CHOH)
4
COOH).Acid of MolybdaenaMolybdic acid (H
2
MoO
4
).Acid of NitreNitric acid (HNO
3
).Acid of PhosphorusPhosphoric acid (H
3
PO
4
).Acid of SaltHydrochloric acid (HCl).Acid of Sea-SaltHydrochloric acid, alone, or in a compound (i.e., the Cl¯ radical).Acid of SorrelOxalic acid (COOH COOH).Acid of SugarOxalic acid (COOH COOH).Acid of TamarindsTartaric acid (C
4
H
6
O
6
).
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Acid of TartarTartaric acid.Acid of UrinePhosphoric acid (H
3
PO
4
)Acid of VinegarAcetic acid (CH
3
COOH).Acid of VitriolSulfuric acid (H
2
SO
4
)Acidium AereumCarbon dioxide (CO
2
).Acidium MephiticumCarbon dioxide (CO
2
).Acidium PingueJ.F. Meyer's hypothesized "fatty acid."Acidium SacchariOxalic acid (COOH COOH).Acid Vitriolated TartarPotassium hydrogen sulphate (KHSO
4
).AdoptersSmall, circular vessels with a necked opening and a spout opposite. Ther were connected betweenthe distilling head and the receiver.AdurationA union or combination into one.Aerated AlkaliAny alkali carbonate (e.g., K
2
CO
3
)."Aerated" Compounds (Bergman)Carbonates (CO
32
¯).Aerated LimeCalcium carbonate (CaCO
3
).Aerated WaterWater containing dissolved carbon dioxide.Aer HepaticusHydrogen sulfide (H
2
S).Aerial AcidCarbon dioxide (CO
2
).Aerugo (Aeruca) (Rust of Copper)See Verdigris.Aer UrinosumAmmonia (NH
3
).Aethiops MercurialesSee Athiops Mineralis.Aethiops Mineralis (Aethiops Mercuriales)Black mercuric sulphide (H
2
S).AirGenerally, any substance in gaseous state.Air (Priestley)A gaseous substance which could not be liquified by cold.Air, DephlogisticatedOxygen (O
2
).Air, FixedCarbon dioxide (CO
2
).Air, HepaticHydrogen sulphide (H
2
S).Air, InflammableHydrogen (H
2
).Air, Marine Acid
Hydrogen chloride (HCl).Air, MephiticCarbon dioxide (CO
2
).Air, PhlogisticatedNitrogen (N
2
).Air, VitalOxygen (O
2
).Air of Flour SparHydrofluoric acid gas (usually with silicon fluoride) (HF).Air of VitriolSulphur dioxide (SO
2
).AlaunerdeAlumina (Al
2
O
3
).AlcoholUsually spirit of wine (CH
3
CH
2
OH) (sometimes
any
very fine powder).AlembicA type of distillation apparatus.AlexipharmicA remedy or preservative against poison.Alicant KelpCrude sodium carbonate (Na
2
CO
3
).Alk. Min. VitriolSodium sulphate (Na
2
SO
4
).AlkahestOriginally, the universal solvent (alchmeical term)Alkahest GlauberSee Fixed vegetable alkali (K
2
CO
3
)Alkahest of ReapourSee fixed vegetable alkali (K
2
CO
3
)Alkahest of Van Helmot (Glauber's Alkahest)concentrated potassium carbonate (K
2
CO
3
)AlkalescentAny substance which is slightly alkaline or turning alkalineAlkali, CausticHydroxides (OH¯)Alkali, Common mineralSodium Carbonate (Na
2
CO
3
.
10H
2
O)Alkali, Concrete VolatileAmmonium carbonate (NH4)
2
CO
3
)Alkali, FossilSodium Carbonate (Na
2
CO
3
)Alkali, MarineSodium Carbonate (Na
2
CO
3
)Alkali, MildCarbonates (CO
32
¯)Alkali, Vegetable, FixedPotassium Carbonate (K
2
CO
3
)Alkali, Vegetable, MildPotassium Carbonate (K
2
CO
3
)Alkali, VolatileAmmonia (NH
3
)Alkali of SodaSodium carbonate (Na
2
CO
3
)Alkali of TartarPotassium Carbonate (K
2
CO
3
)Alkali of Wine Lees
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