ON THE CHEMICAL PROCESSES AND PREPARATIONS. 
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Calcis saccharatus liquor. 
Chlori liquor. 
Chloroformi spiritus. 
Collodium. 
Digitalinum. 
Fel bovinum purificatum. 
Ferri arsenias. 
-et quinise citras. 
-oxidum raagneticum. 
-perchloridi liquor. 
-- pernitratis liquor. 
-peroxydiun hydratum.* 
-phosphas. 
-sulphas granulata. 
Ferrum redactum. 
Hydrargyri iodidum rubrum. 
-nitratis acidus liq. 
Lithiae carbonas. 
-citras. 
Magnesia ponderosa. 
Magnesiae carbonas pond. 
Plumfei carbonas. 
Potassae citras. 
- permanganas. 
-liquor. 
Potassii broinidium. 
Santoninum. 
Sodae arsenias. 
-liquor. 
Spiritus pyroxylicus rectificat. 
Zinci acetas. 
-carbonas. 
- chloridura. 
- valerianas. 
This list, which is much longer than the preceding, affords more room for 
criticism, and more ground for differences of opinion. If fault be found, it will 
probably be on the ground of deficiencies in the list, rather than on that of 
redundancy. It appears to me to contain a judicious selection of such medicines 
of the class now under notice as have the strongest claims to recognition. 
3. Old Chemical Preparations with Nets Names. 
Old Names. 
Ammoniae sesquicarbonas. 
Antimonii oxysulphuretum. 
-- potassio-tartras. 
Bismuthi nitras. 
Calx chlorinata. 
Chloroformyl. 
Ferri ammonio-citras. 
-carbonas cum saccharo. 
•-potassio-tartras. 
-sesquioxidum. 
Hydrargyri ammonio-chlorid. 
-chloridum. 
-bichloridum. 
---iodidum. 
-nitrico-oxidum. 
Iodinium. 
Magnesia. 
Magnesiae carbonas. 
Plumbi oxidum. 
Potassae bitartras. 
- hydras. 
Potassii sulphuretum. 
Quinae disulphas. 
Sodae chlorinatae liquor. 
- potassio-tartras. 
Spiritus aetheris nitrici. 
Sulphur. 
New Names. 
Ammoniae carbonas. 
Antimonium suiphuratum. 
-tartaratum. 
Bismuthum album. 
Calx chlorata. 
Chloroformum. 
Ferri et ammoniae citras. 
-carbonas saccharata. 
Ferrum tartaratum. 
Ferri peroxidum. 
Hydrargyrum ammoniatum. 
f Calomelas. 
| Hydrargyri subchloridum. 
Hydrargyrum corrosivum 
sublimatum. 
Hydrargyri chloridum. 
-iodidum viride. 
-oxidum rubrum. 
Iodum. 
Magnesia levis. 
Magnesiae carbonas levis. 
Lithargyrum. 
Potassae tartras acida. 
Potassa caustica. 
-sulphurata. 
Quiniae sulphas. 
Sodae chloratae liquor. 
-- et potassae tartras. 
Spiritus aetheris nitrosi. 
Sulphur sublimatum. 
With regard to this list I have not much to say, beyond expressing regret 
that, in addition to the revival of the old names “ calomel' 1 ' 1 and “ corrosive sub¬ 
limate ” for the two medicinal chlorides of mercury, a change should also have 
