C H E M I S T R Y. 
ANCIENT NAMES. 
Air, dephlogifticated of Di 
Prieftley . . . 
Air, dephlogifticated ma 
rine acid . . . 
Air fa&itious 
Air, foetid, of fulphur 
Air, fire, of Scheele . 
Air, fire, of Dr. Black 
Air impure 
Air inflammable 
Air, marine acid 
Air nitrous 
Air phlogifticated 
Air pure 
Air, folid, of Hales 
Air vitiated 
Air vital 
Air, vitriolic acid, of Dr 
Prieftley 
Alkahefl: 
Alkahell of Refpour . . 
Alkahefl: of Van Helmont 
Alkalis in general . . 
Alkalis aerated . . . 
Alkalis cauftic . . . 
Alkalis effervefcent . . 
Alkalifixed,oftartar,cauftic 
Alkali fixed, of tartar, not 
cduftic. 
Alkali, fixed vegetable . 
Alkali marine, cauftic . 
Alkali marine, not cauftic 
Alkali mineral acetated 
Alali mineral aerated . 
Alkali phlogifticated 
Alkali Pruflian . . . 
Alkali urinous . . . 
Alkali vegetable aerated 
Alkali volatile acetated 
Alkali volatile mild 
Alkali volatile fluor 
Alkali volatile cauftic . 
Alkali volatile concrete 
Alkali volatile mephitized 
Allay or alloy of metals 
Alum. 
Alum marine 
Alum nitrous 
Amalgam of bifmuth 
Amalgam of copper 
Amalgam of gold 
Amalgam of lead 
Amalgam of filver . 
Amalgam of tin . . 
Amalgam of zinc 
Amber yellow 
Antimony crude 
Antimony diaphoretic 
Aqua fortis . . . 
Aqua regia . . . 
Aqua ftygia . . . 
Aquila alba . . . 
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NEW NAMES. 
Oxygenous gas, or vital air 
Oxygenated muriatic acid 
„ § as .< . 
Carbonic acid gas 
Sulphurated hydrogenous 
gas 
Oxygenous gas 
Carbonic acid gas 
Azotic gas 
Hydrogenous gas 
Muriatic acid gas 
Nitrous gas 
Azotic gas 
Oxygenous gas, or vital air 
Carbonic acid gas 
Azotic gas 
Oxygenous gas 
■ Sulphureous acid gas 
; The univerfal folvent of the 
1 alchemifts 
Potalh mixed with oxyd of 
zink 
Carbonat of potalh 
Alkalis 
Alkaline carbonats 
Alkalis 
Alkaline carbonats 
Potalh 
Carbonat of potalh 
Carbonat of potalh 
Soda 
Carbonat of foda 
Acetit of foda 
Carbonat of foda 
Ferruginous prufliat of pot- 
a(h, not faturated 
Ferruginouspruffiatofpotalh 
Carbonat of ammoniac 
Ammoniacal carbonat 
Carbonat of potalh 
Ammoniacal acetit 
Acetit of ammoniac 
Ammoniacal carbonat 
Carbonat of ammoniac 
Ammoniac 
Ammoniac 
Ammoniacal carbonat 
Carbonat of ammoniac 
Alloy 
; Sulphat of alumine 
’ Aluminous fulphat 
; Muriat of alumine 
'' Aluminous muriat 
[ Nitrjt of alumine 
; Aluminous nitrit 
Amalgam of bifmuth 
Amalgam of copper 
Amalgam of gold 
Amalgam of lead 
Amalgam of filver 
Amalgam of tin 
Amalgam of zink 
Amber of fuccinum 
Sulphure of antimony 
White oxyd of antimony by 
nitre 
Nitric acid of commerce 
Nitro-muriatic acid 
Nitro-muriatic acid, by the 
ammoniacal muriat 
Mild fublimated mercurial 
muriat 
ANCIENT NAMES. 
Arbor Dianas 
Arcanum corallinum 
Arcanum duplicatum 
Argil pure, or argillaceoi 
earth .... 
Ary-i 1 cretaceous 
Argil fparry . . . 
Arlenic, regulus of . 
Arfenic, white calx of 
Arfenic red . . . 
Arfeniat of potalh . 
Attractions elective . 
Azure of cobalt, or oi 
four fibres . . . 
Balfams of bucquet . 
Balfam of fulphur 
Barilla. 
Barytes. 
Barytes effervefcent . 
Bafe of vital air . . 
Bale of marine fait . 
Benzoin or benjamin 
Benzoic falts . . . 
Bezoar mineral . 
Bifmuth . . . 
Bifmuth muriated 
Bitumen .... 
Black lead 
Blue, Berlin . . . 
Blue, Pruflic . . . 
Borax. 
Borax ammoniacal . 
Borax of zinc 
Borax argillaceous . 
Borax barytic or ponderou 
Borax calcareous 
Borax magnefian 
Borax martial . . 
Borax mercur M . . 
Borax vegetable 
Borax of antimony . 
Batter of antimony . 
Butter of arfenic 
Butter of bifmuth 
Butter of cobalt . . 
Butter of copper 
Butter of tin . . 
Butteroftin, folid,of Baum 
Butter of zinc 
Brals. 
Calces metallic . . 
Calx of antimony vitrified 
Cameleon mineral . 
Camphor .... 
Camphoric falts . . 
Caufticum . . . 
Caufticum lunare 
Cerufe .... 
Cerufe of antimony s 
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NEW NAMES. 
C Gryftallized amalgam of fil- 
l ver 
^ Redoxyd of mercury, by the 
t nitric 
Sulphat of potalh 
> Alumine 
Aluminous carbonat 
C Aluminous fluat 
l Fluat of alumine 
Arfenic 
Oxyd of arfenic 
# Red fulphurated oxyd of 
J arfenic 
Arfeniat of potalh 
Elective attractions 
the f Vitreous oxyd of cobalt and 
f lilex 
Balfams 
Sulphure of volatile oil 
Carbonat of foda 
Barytes 
Carbonat of barytes 
Oxygen 
Soda 
Benzoin 
Benzoats 
Oxyd of antimony 
Bilmuth 
Muriat of bifmuth 
Bitumen 
Carbure of iron 
Prufliat of iron 
Prufliat of iron 
r Borax of foda, or borat fu- 
l perfaturated with ioda 
Ammonical borat 
Borat of zink 
Aluminous borat 
Borat of barytes 
C Borat of lime 
l Calcareous borat 
t Magnefian borat 
1 Borat of magnelia 
Borat of iron 
Borat of mercury 
Borat of potalh 
Borat of antimony 
Sublimated muriat of anti¬ 
mony 
Sublimated muriat of arfe- 
Sublimated muriat of bif¬ 
muth 
Sublimated muriat of cobalt 
^ Sublimated muriat of cop- 
l per 
Sublimated muriat of tin 
Concrete muriat of tin 
Sublimated muriat of zink 
C Brafs ; alloy of copper and 
l zink 
Metallic oxyds 
Vitreous oxyd of antimony 
Oxyd ofmanganefe& potalh 
Camphor 
Camphorats 
5 Meyer’s hypothetical prin- 
i ciple 
Fuled nitrat of filver 
f White oxyd of lead by the 
I acetous acid, mixed with 
L carbonat of lime 
C White oxyd of antimony by 
1 precipitation 
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