THE PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL AND TRANSACTIONS. 
[April 15, 1871. 
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Old Names. 
Citrate of lithia. 
Citrate of potash. 
Citric acid. 
Citro-tartrate of soda. 
Conia. 
Copper. 
Corrosive sublimate (syn.). 
Digitalin. 
Dried alum. 
Dried carbonate of soda. 
Dried sulphate of iron. 
Ether. 
Ferrocyanide of potassium (syn.). 
Gallic acid. 
Gelatine. 
Glycerine. 
Granulated sulphate of iron. 
Hydrated peroxide of iron. 
Hydrochlorate of morphia. 
Hydrochloric acid. 
Hydrochloric sol. of arsenic. 
Hydrocyanic acid. 
Hyposulphite of soda. 
Indigo. 
Iodate of potash. 
Iodide of cadmium. 
Iodide of iron. 
Iodide of lead. 
Iodide of mercury, green. 
Iodide of mercury, red. 
Iodide of potassium. 
Iodide of sulphur. 
Iodine. 
Iron. 
Lime. 
Magnesia. 
Magnetic oxide of iron. 
Mercury. 
Mercury with chalk. 
Moist peroxide of iron. 
Nitrate of lead. 
Nitrate of mercury. 
Nitrate of potash. 
Nitrate of silver. 
Nitrate of soda. 
Nitric acid. 
Nitro-hydrochloric acid. 
Nitrous ether, spirit of. 
Oxalate of ammonia. 
Oxalate of cerium. 
Oxalic acid. 
Oxide of antimony. 
Oxide of iron, magnetic. 
Oxide of lead. 
Oxide of mercury, red. 
Oxide of silver. 
Oxide of zinc. 
Perchloride of iron. 
Perchloride of mercury. 
Proposed Names. 
Citrate of lithium. 
Citrate of potassium. 
Citric acid. 
Citro-tartrate of sodium. 
Conia. 
Copper. 
Corrosive sublimate (syn.). 
Digitalin. 
Dried alum. 
Dried carbonate of sodium. 
Dried sulphate of iron. 
Ether. 
Ferrocyanide of potassium. 
Gallic acid. 
Gelatine. 
Glycerine. 
Granulated sulphate of iron. 
Peroxyhydrate of iron. 
Hydrochlorate of morphia. 
Hydrochloric acid. 
Hydrochloric sol. of arsenic. 
Hydrocyanic acid. 
Hyposulphite of sodium. 
Indigo. 
Iodate of potassium. 
Iodide of cadmium. 
Iodide of iron. 
Iodide of lead. 
Iodide of mercury, green. 
Iodide of mercury, red. 
Iodide of potassium. 
Iodide of sulphur. 
Iodine. 
Iron. 
Lime. 
Magnesia. 
Magnetic oxyhydrate of iron (syn.). 
Mercury. 
Mercury with chalk. 
Moist perhydrate of iron. 
Nitrate of lead. 
-Ftemitrate of mercury. 
Nitrate of potassium. 
Nitrate of silver. 
Nitrate of sodium. 
Nitric acid. 
Nitro-hydrochloric acid. 
Nitrous ether, spirit of. 
Oxalate of ammonium. 
Oxalate of cerium. 
Oxalic acid. 
Oxide of antimony. 
Oxyhydrate of iron, magnetic (syn.). 
Oxide of lead. W 1 
Oxide of mercury, red. 
Oxide of silver. 
Oxide of zinc. 
Perchloride of iron. 
Perchloride of mercury. 
Synonyms. 
Lithium citrate. 
Potassium citrate. 
( Hydrogen citrate. 
\ Citric acid. 
Sodium citro-tartrate. 
Conia or conine. 
Copper. 
( Mercuric chloride. 
( Corrosive sublimate. 
Digitalin. 
Dried alum. 
Dried sodium carbonate. 
Dried ferrous sulphate. 
( Ethyl oxide. 
\ Ether. 
Potassium ferrocyanide. 
( Hydrogen gallate. 
\ Gallic acid. 
Gelatin. 
(Propenyl alcohol. 
( Glycerin. 
Granulated ferrous sulphate. 
Ferric oxyhydrate. 
Morphine hydrochlorate. 
! .Hydrogen chloride. 
Chlorhydric acid. 
Hydrochloric acid. 
Hydrochloric sol. of arsenic. 
| Hydrogen cyanide. 
( Hydrocyanic acid. 
Sodium hyposulphite. 
Indigo. 
Potassium iodate. 
Cadmium iodide , or cadmic iodide. 
Ferrous iodide. 
Lead iodide, or plumbic iodide. 
Mercurous iodide. 
Mercuric iodide. 
Potassium iodide. 
Sulphur iodide. 
Iodine. 
Iron. 
( Calcium monoxide. 
( Lime. 
( Magnesium oxide. 
( Magnesia. 
Ferroso-ferric oxyh y dr ate. 
Mercury. 
Mercury with chalk. 
Ferric hydrate. 
Lead nitrate. 
Mercuric nitrate. 
Potassium nitrate. 
( Argentic nitrate. 
\ Silver nitrate. 
Sodium nitrate. 
| Hydrogen nitrate. 
[ Nitric acid. 
Nitro-hydrochloric acid. 
( Ethyl nitrite , spirit of. 
\ Nitrous ether, spirit of. 
Ammonium oxalate. 
Cerous oxalate. 
( Hydrogen oxalate. 
\ Oxalic acid. 
( Antimony trioxide. 
\ Antimonious oxide. 
Ferroso-ferric oxyhydrate. 
Lead oxide , or plumbic oxide. 
Mercuric oxide. 
( Silver monoxide. 
I Argentic oxide. 
Zinc oxide. 
Ferric chloride. 
Mercuric chloride. 
