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Definition of chemic
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Chemic
(n.) A
solution
of
chloride
of lime.
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Formaldehyde
::
Formaldehyde
(n.) A
colorless,
volatile
liquid,
H2CO,
resembling
acetic
or ethyl
aldehyde,
and
chemically
intermediate
between
methyl
alcohol
and
formic
acid..
Homatropine
::
Homatropine
(n.) An
alkaloid,
prepared
from
atropine,
and from other
sources.
It is
chemically
related
to
atropine,
and is used for the same
purpose..
Bandana
::
Bandana
(n.) A style of
calico
printing,
in which white or
bright
spots are
produced
upon cloth
previously
dyed of a
uniform
red or dark
color,
by
discharging
portions
of the color by
chemical
means,
while the rest of the cloth is under
pressure..
Thermochemic
::
Thermochemic
(a.) Alt. of
Thermochemica.
Scandia
::
Scandia
(n.) A
chemical
earth,
the oxide of
scandium..
Electrolysis
::
Electrolysis
(n.) The act or
process
of
chemical
decomposition,
by the
action
of
electricity;
as, the
electrolysis
of
silver
or
nickel
for
plating;
the
electrolysis
of
water..
Pharmacopoeia
::
Pharmacopoeia
(n.) A
chemical
laboratory.
Chymistry
::
Chymistry
() See
Chemic,
Chemist,
Chemistry..
Spagyrical
::
Spagyrical
(a.)
Chemical;
alchemical.
Chromophane
::
Chromophane
(n.) A
general
name for the
several
coloring
matters,
red,
green,
yellow,
etc.,
present
in the inner
segments
in the cones of the
retina,
held in
solution
by fats, and
slowly
decolorized
by
light;
distinct
from the
photochemical
pigments
of the rods of the
retina..
Actinometry
::
Actinometry
(n.) The
measurement
of the
chemical
or
actinic
energy
of
light.
Hermetically
::
Hermetically
(adv.)
In an
hermetical
manner;
chemically.
Decompose
::
Decompose
(v. t.) To
separate
the
constituent
parts of; to
resolve
into
original
elements;
to set free from
previously
existing
forms of
chemical
combination;
to bring to
dissolution;
to rot or
decay.
React
::
React (v. i.) To act upon each
other;
to
exercise
a
reciprocal
or a
reverse
effect,
as two or more
chemical
agents;
to act in
opposition..
Zoochemical
::
Zoochemical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
zoochemistry.
Sarcosin
::
Sarcosin
(n.) A
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
formed
in the
decomposition
of
creatin
(one of the
constituents
of
muscle
tissue).
Chemically,
it is
methyl
glycocoll..
Iatrochemist
::
Iatrochemist
(n.) A
physician
who
explained
or
treated
diseases
upon
chemical
principles;
one who
practiced
iatrochemistry.
Albumin
::
Albumin
(n.) A
thick,
viscous
nitrogenous
substance,
which is the chief and
characteristic
constituent
of white of eggs and of the serum of
blood,
and is found in other
animal
substances,
both fluid and
solid,
also in many
plants.
It is
soluble
in water and is
coagulated
by heat and by
certain
chemical
reagents..
Chemist
::
Chemist
(n.) A
person
versed
in
chemistry
or given to
chemical
investigation;
an
analyst;
a maker or
seller
of
chemicals
or
drugs.
Indican
::
Indican
(n.) An
indigo-forming
substance,
found in
urine,
and other
animal
fluids,
and
convertible
into red and blue
indigo
(urrhodin
and
uroglaucin).
Chemically,
it is
indoxyl
sulphate
of
potash,
C8H6NSO4K,
and is
derived
from the indol
formed
in the
alimentary
canal.
Called
also
uroxanthin..
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