CHEMISTRY. 
ANCIENT NAMES. 
Magnefia aerated, of Berg¬ 
man . 
Magnefia black . . . 
Magnefia cauftic . . . 
Magnelia cretaceous 
Magnefia effervefcent . 
Magnefia fluorated . . 
Magnefia iparry . . . 
Malufit lalts .... 
Manganeie .... 
Mallicot ..... 
Matter of heat . . . 
Matter of fire .... 
Matter pearly of Kerkrin 
gius ...... 
Matter colouring of Pruf 
fian blue 
Metaphitized metals, earth 
Mephitis atmofpherical 
Mercury . . . 
Mercury acetated 
Mercurius dulcis 
Mercury, white precipitate 
of . . . , 
NEW MAMES. 
Mercury of metals 
Minium . . . 
Molybdena . . 
Molybdena, faline 
pounds of . . 
Mother water . . 
Mucilage . . . 
Muriated metals . 
Muriated gold, or re 
fait of gold . . 
Natron, or natrum 
Nitre. 
Nitre ammoniacal 
Nitre argillaceous 
Nitre calcareous . 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
Nitre 
cubic 
fixed . . . 
lunar . . 
of arfenic . 
of bifmuth . 
of cobalt 
of copper 
of iron . . 
of lead . . 
of magnefia 
of manganefe 
of nickel 
com 
uline 
Nitre of ponderous earth 
Nitre of filver .... 
Nitre of tin .... 
Nitre of zinc .... 
Nitre prifmatic . . . 
Nitre quadrangular .. . 
Nitre rhomboidal , . 
Nitre faturnine . . . 
Ochre. 
Oil of lime. 
Oil of tartar per deliquium 
Oil of vitriol . . 
Oils ethereal . , 
Oils animal . . . 
Oils empyreumatic 
Oils elfential . . 
| Carbonat of magnefia 
Black oxyd of manganefe 
Magnefia 
Carbonat of magnefia 
Carbonat of magnefia 
Fluat of magnefia 
Fluat of magnefia 
Malits of potalh, of foda, & c. 
Manganefe 
Yellow oxyd of lead 
Caloric 
r This term has been ufed to 
< fignify light, caloric, and 
L phlogifton 
t Whiteoxyd of antimony by 
2 precipitation 
| Prufiic acid 
Carbonats of metals, See. 
Azotic gas 
Mercury 
Acetit of mercury 
Mild mercurial muriat 
7 Mercurial muriat by preci- 
S pitation 
C Beecher’s hypothetical prin- 
2 ciple 
Red oxyd of lead, or minium 
Molybdena 
^ Molybdats 
Deliquefcent faline refidue 
Mucus 
Muriats of different metals 
^ Muriat of gold 
Carbonat of foda 
Nitrat of potalh, or nitre 
Ammoniacal nitrat 
Nitrat of alumine 
C Nitrat of lime 
2 Calcareous nitrat 
Nitrat of foda 
Carbonat of potalh 
Nitrat of filver 
Nitrat of. arfenic 
Nitrat of bifmuth 
Nitrat of cobalt 
Nitrat of copper 
Nitrat of iron 
Nitrat of lead 
Nitrat of magnefia 
Nitrat of manganefe 
Nitrat of nickel 
c Barytic nitrat 
1 Nitrat of barytes 
Nitrat of filver 
Nitrat of tin ‘ 
Nitrat of zink 
Nitrat of potalh 
Nitrat of loda 
Nitrat of foda 
Nitrat of lead 
Yellow oxyd of iron 
Calcareous muriat 
5 Potalh indeliquefcencemix- 
2 edwith carbonat of potalh 
Sulphuric acid 
Volatile oils 
Volatile animal oils 
Empyreumatic oils 
Volatile oiis 
ANCIENT NAMES. 
Oils by exprefiion . • • 
Ojls fat. 
Oils unbtuous . . . . . 
Oleum philofophorum . . 
Ore of antimony . . . . 
Ore of iron of marlhes . . 
Pewter . -. . . . . . . 
Phlogifton ...... 
Phofphoric fal ammoniac . 
Phofphoric fait of barytes . 
Phofphoric fait of magnefia 
Phofphoric fait of potalh 
Phofphoric lalt of loda 
Phofphorus of Baldwin 
Phofphorus of Kunckel 
Phofphorus of Homberg 
Platina . . 
Plumbago . 
Pompholix . 
Potalh . . 
Powder of algaroth 
Powder of Count de Palma 
Powder of Sentinelly 
Precipitate golden, or pur¬ 
ple, of Calfius 
Precipitate red 
Precipitate per fe 
Precipitate yellow 
Precipitate white by the mu¬ 
riatic acid . . 
Principle acidifying 
Principle aftringent 
Principle inflammable. See 
Phlogifton. 
Principle mercurial 
Principle of charcoal 
Principle forbile of Ludbock 
PrulTit calcareous 
Prulfit of foda . . . 
Pyrites of copper . . 
Pyrites martial 
Pyrophorus of Homberg 
Realgar. 
Realgites, falts formed with 
aqua regia ... 
Regulus . , y . , 
Regulus of antimony 
Regulus of arfenic 
Regulus of cobalt 
Regulus of manganefe 
Regulus of molybdena 
Regulus of lyderit 
Relins. 
Ruft of copper . . . 
Ruft of iron . . . 
Ruby of antimony 
Saffron of mars . . 
Saffron of mars, aperitive 
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NEW NAMES. 
Fixed oils 
Fixed oils 
Fixed oils 
f ixed empyreumatic oils 
Nati vefulpiuire of antimony 
C Iron ore, containing phofi- 
2 phat of iron 
V Alloy of copper and tin ; 
2 pewter 
f Stahl’s hypothetical prin- 
2 ciple 
r Ammoniacal pliofphat 
2 Pliofphat of ammoniac 
C Pliofphat barytic 
1 Barytic pliofphat 
Magnefian pliofphat 
Pliofphat of potalh 
Pliofphat of foda 
Dry calcareous nitrit 
Phofphorus 
Dry calcareous muriat 
Platina 
Carbure of iron 
Sublimated oxyd of zink 
Impure carbonat of potalh 
C Oxyd of antimony by the 
2 muriatic acid 
Carbonat of magnefia 
Carbonat of magnefia 
7 Oxyd of gold precipitated 
S by tin 
c Red oxyd of mercury by 
2 the nitric acid 
Red oxyd-of mercury by fire. 
C Yellow oxyd of mercury by 
2 the fulpliuric acid 
7 Muriat of mercury by pre- 
i cipitation 
Oxygen 
Gallic acid 
f Beccher’s hypothetical 
2 principle 
Carbon 
Oxygen 
t Calcareous prulnat 
2 Pruftiat of lime 
Prulfiat of foda 
Sulphure of copper 
Sulphure of iron 
r Carbonated fulpliure of al u- 
■2 mine 
t Pyrophorus of Homberg 
5 Red fulphurated oxyd of 
2 arfenic 
^ Nitro-muriats 
c.A word ufed to fignify the 
2 metallic ftate 
Antimony 
Arfenic 
Cobalt 
Manganefe 
Molybdena 
Pholphure of iron 
Refins 
Green oxyd of copper 
Carbonat of iron 
$ Vitreous brown fulphurated 
l oxyd of antimony 
Oxyd of iron 
Carbonat of iron 
Saffron 
