-
reference to
sal ammoniac as
ammonium chloride is in the Pseudo-Geber work De
inventione veritatis,
where a
preparation of
sal ammoniac is
given in the...
- urinary-tract disorders.[citation needed]
Ammonium chloride,
under the name
sal ammoniac or
salmiak is used as food
additive under the E
number E510, working...
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Traces of ammonia/ammonium are
found in rainwater.
Ammonium chloride (
sal ammoniac), and
ammonium sulfate are
found in
volcanic districts.
Crystals of ammonium...
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among others, have been
adopted into Unicode. Acid (incl. vinegar) 🜊 ()
Sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride) 🜹 () Aqua
fortis (nitric acid) 🜅 (), A.F. Aqua...
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sodium sulfate. Na2SO4
Sal alembroth – salt
composed of
chlorides of
ammonium and mercury.
Sal ammoniac –
ammonium chloride.
Sal petrae (Med. Latin: "stone...
- Bakr al-Razi (c. 865–925, Latin: Rhazes)
conducted experiments with
sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride) and
vitriol (hydrated
sulfates of
various metals)...
-
commonly involved the
heating of
chloride salts like
ammonium chloride (
sal ammoniac) and
sodium chloride (common salt),
producing various chemical substances...
- as fats,
tallow (yellow grease), glue, gelatin, bone meal, bone char,
sal ammoniac, soap,
bleach and
animal feed. A knacker's yard or a
knackery is different...
-
salmiac liquorice, is a
variety of
liquorice flavoured with
salmiak salt (
sal ammoniac;
ammonium chloride), and is a
common confection found in the
Nordic countries...
- and the
oldest known instructions for
deriving an
inorganic compound (
sal ammoniac or
ammonium chloride) from
organic substances (such as plants, blood...
