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Salmiak, m. sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride). -clement, n. Elec.) sal ammoniac cell, Leclanch cell, -geist, m. aqueous ammonia, -kristall, m. (crystallized) sal ammoniac, -lakritze, /. sal ammoniac-licorice pastilles. -Idsung, /. ammonium chloride solution, -salz, n. sal volatile (ammonium carbonate) ... 

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This product is also called sal alkali volatile, sal volatile salis ammoniaci and. as previously indicated, owing to its formation during the dry distillation of bones, horns, and other animal products, spirit of hartshorn, sal volatile cornu cervi, etc. It is the ammonii carbonas of the pharmacopoeia. 

Diseases generally are, in his view, due to some superacidity or supcralkalinity, acids are generally the causes of stomach disease because alkaline medicines are more frequently the remedies. The plague is caused by sal-volatile, because its injection into the veins causes symptoms similar to the plague. Acid remedies are therefore the best remedies. 

In 1773 it occurred to Priestley to apply the method he had used to obtain his marine acid air to see whether an alkaline air might be obtained from substances containing volatile alkali. He procured some volatile spirit of sal ammoniac (that is, ammonia water), placed it in a thin phial and heated it with a candle. A great quantity of vapor was discharged, which, collected over mercury, continued in the form of a transparent and permanent air, not at all condensed by cold. Sal volatile (that is, ammonium carbonate) and other salts obtained by the distillation of sal volatile with fixed alkalies, were tried but found to yield much fixed air also, so that he eventually used the mixture then customary for preparing the volatile spirit of sal ammoniac, viz., one part of sal ammoniac with three parts of slaked lime, which furnished him a large and easily controlled supply of pure alkaline air. ... 

Boerhaave to Bassand, 17 September 1728, Correspondence 2 276-279. Boerhaave defined the injudicious life as nocturnal fatigues, wakefulness, heat, cold, overeating, the consumption of generous wines and brandy, and lastly immoderate doses of spirits of salt (sal volatile) The waters for the medicine have to be the best waters from the Pouhont spring at Spa or from Schwalbach. 

Irritant vapours, to be inhaled, have an analeptic effect in fainting, especially if it is psychogenic, e.g. aromatic solution of ammonia (Sal Volatile). No doubt they sometimes recall the exorbitant and deserting spirits to their proper stations. ... 

Ammonium carbonate 4219 (HH4)2C03 Ammonia normal carbonate carbonate of oxide of ammonium dl-ammonlc carbonate neutral carbonate of ammonium sal volatile volatile salt. 

Atkinson s Infant Breserva tive. Carbonate of magnesia, 6 drachms white sugar, 2 ounces oil of aniseed, 20 drops Kpiric of sal-volatile, 24 drachms/ lautlamim, I drachm syrup of eafifon, I ounce caraway w Ucr to make a pint. 

Remedy for Acidity of Stomach. This is a common symptom of weak or disordered digestion, and should bo treated with small doses 3 or 4 times daily of tbo carbonate or bicarbonate of potassa, soda, or ammonia or of sal-volatile or ammonia water, to which some tonio bitter may bo added. Diet should be light and nutritious, with os much out-door exercise os posiuble. The bowels should bo kept regular by the oooa sionnl use of some mild aperient. 

To Relieve Nervona Headache. From 10 to 20 drops sal-volatile (aqua ammonia) iu 4 wine-glass of water will frequently give relief a dose of 10 drops, nnd repeated at intervals of 10 minutes, seldom fails. 

To Relieve Sea-Sickness. Take camphorated spirit, sal-volatile, nud Hoflhian a anodyne, a few drops of each, mixed in a small quantity of water, or upon a small lump of sugar. This often relieves when other prescriptions fail. 

Ammonium Sesquicarbonate—Sal volatile—Preston salts—Am-monii carbonas (U. S.)—Ammoniee carbonas (Br.)—(NH4)4Ha(COa)s —254—is prepared by heating a mixture of NH4CI and chalk, and condensing the product. It crystallizes in rhombic prisms has-an ammoniacal odor and an alkaline reaction soluble in H3O. By exposure to air or by heating its solution, it is decomposed into H,0, NH and H(NH4)CO,. 

Volatile Oily Salt sal volatile oleosum siccum, three species) Wax cera, six species)... 

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