Soda Mint

Alka-Seltzer, Bisodol, Biroschi, Bromo Seltzer, Eno, Soda Mint... 

SYNS BAKING SODA BICARBONATE of SODA CARBONIC ACID MONOSODIUM SALT COL-EVAC JUSONIN MONOSODIUM CARBONATE NEUT SODA MINT SODIUM ACID CARBONATE SODIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE... 

Norris s Soda Hint. Soda mint, so much employed ns an antacid and cannina-tivo for over-foil infants and dyspeptics, was... 

SIUIO. SeeSorbitanoleate SMS. See Sorbilan stearate Sn-(ll)-ethylhexanoate. See Stannous octoate Soap clay. See Bentonite Soda lye. See Sodium hydroxide Soda mint See Sodium bicarbonate Soda niter Soda nitre. See Sodium nitrate Sodium acid carbonate. See Sodium bicarbonate Sodium acid phosphate. See Sodium phosphate... 

Synonyms Baking soda Bicarbonate of soda Carbonic acid monosodium salt Monosodium carbonate Soda mint Sodium acid carbonate Sodium hydrogen carbonate Classification Inorganic salt Empirical CHNaOj Formula NaHCOs... 

The pharmaceutical industry started on a small scale in the 1860s when two pharmacists independently took up small-scale production of extracts of plant drugs and animal organs, Glauber s salt, soda mints, etc. The only organic synthesis known to have been carried out is that of chloral hydrate, a medicament that encouraged sleep. Growth in the pharmaceutical industry did not come until the 1920 s. 

I ordered the Campari d Asti, a bright copper-colored drink, which is a Campari and soda with ultra-soda Moscato d Asti. It s a logical idea, and it s good. I also tried the Raspberry Gin Fizz, which has fresh raspberries muddled into it and a wallop of fresh mint. Also good. 

Muddle the mint with the lime juice in the bottom of a tall cocktail glass. Add the rum, sugar, crushed ice and soda. Cover and shake, and uncover, serving with a lime wedge. 

Muddle die kumquats, mint and syrup in a glass. Fill with ice. Add rum and lime juice and top off with soda. Garnish with a mint sprig. 

M several pieces of different kinds of plastic (e.g., HDPE cut from milk jugs, LDPE from lab wash bottles, polypropylene from yogurt cartons, PET from soda bottles, polystyrene from Tic-Tac mint boxes or CD jewel cases, etc.)... 

Gustaf von Engestrom (Lund, i August 1738-Uppsala, 12 August 1813), warden of the Stockholm Mint, published on the blowpipe (see p. 174), on native soda kien) from China and borax poun-xa) from Tibet, pyrolusite, Chinese zinc ore, Chinese paktong, iron and steel, the separation of metals by means of liver of sulphur, the separation of silver from silver chloride by fusion with potassium carbonate, and the recovery of mercury from glass... 

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