ACJD

Fluo-silicie, Fluo-titanic, Formic, Fulminic, Galactic, Gallic, Gastric,Glancic, Hircic, Humic, Hydriodic, Hydro-bromic, Hydro-chloric,Hydro-croconic, Hydro-fluoric, Hydro-selenic, Hydro-sulphuric,Hydro-thionic, Hydro-zanthic, Hypo-nitrous, Hypo-phosphorous,Hypo-sulphuric, Hypo-sulphurous, Igasuric, Indigotie, Iodic, Iodous,Jatrophic, Kinic, Krameric, Laccic, Lactic, Lampic, Lithic, Locustic,Malic, Manganesic, Manganeseous, Margaric, Marine, Meconic,Melassic, Mellitic, Menispermic, Molybdic, Molybdous, Moric,Moroxylic, Mucic, Nanceic, Nitro-leucic, Nitro-saccharic, Oleic, Ou-retic, Oxyladic, Pectic, Perchloric, Phocenic, Phosphatic, Phosphoric,Phosphorous, Pinic, Polygalic, Prussic, Purpuric, Pyro-citric, Pyro-ligneous, Pyro-malic, Pyro-mucic, Pyro-tartaric, Pyro-uric, Rheumic,Rosacic, Saccholactic, Saclactic, Sebacic, Selenic, Selenious, Silicic,Silico-fluoric, Silvic, Solanic, Sorbic, Stearic, Stearo-ricinic, Stibic,Stibious, Suluric, Sulpho-naphthalic, Sulphurous, Sulphuretted-chyazic, Sulpho-cyanic, Sulpho-sinapic, Sulpho-vinic, Sylvic, Titanic,Tungstic, Ulrnic, Uric, Vegeto-sulphuric, and Zumic.

Acidifiabee, capable of forming an acid with oxygen or hydrogen.

Acidum. Acid. In the following 24 articles, I have arranged undertheir Latin names the acids in the Pharmacopoeias; the otheracids (see Acid) will be found in their respective places in thealphabet.

Acidum Aceticum Ahomaticum. E. Aromatic vinegar ,• Vinegar ofthe Four Thieves. Acctum aromaticum allialum. P. Digest in ftijof acetic acid; Jj of the dried tops of rosemary; Jj of the driedleaves of sage ; Jss of the dried flowers of lavender; ^s of bruisedcloves, for seven days ; express the liquor, and filter through paper.See Henry. The Paris Ph. directs garlic, rue, wormwood, mint,camphor, ccc. to be added.Medicinally it is antiseptic and prophylactic of contagion in fever;stimulant in syncope.

Acidum Aceticum Camphoratum. E. D. Camphorated Vinegar.Triturate Jss of camphor with a little rectified spirit, and dissolve itin §vj of acetic acid.Medicinally it is stimulant, analeptic, and grateful in sick rooms.

Acidum Aceticum Concentratum. Ph. Stockholm. Acctum radi-calism Wcstendor/ii. Take acetate of copper deprived of all moistureby exposure to heat; distil by a gentle heat; and if the acid thusobtained have a green tinge, add one thirtieth part of prepared woodcharcoal, and re-distil. This preparation is similar to, but moreexpensive than, our distilled vinegar.

Acidum Aceticum Dilutum. L. Common distilled Vinegar. Acidumacetosum. E. Acelum dislillatum. D. A. a. dcbUiur. P. Prepared