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The Latin name for salt, commonly adopted in chemical language as in the following examples, which require explanations: -
Sal-alembroth, a compound muriate of mercury and ammonia.
Sal-ammoniac, muriate of ammonia.
Sal-ammoniac, secret, sulphate of ammonia.
Sal de Duobus, sulphate of potash.
Sal-gem, native muriate of soda.
Sal-martis, green sulphate of iron.
Sal-prunella, nitrate of potash.|
 
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