Definition of sal ammoniac in English:

sal ammoniac

nounˌsal əˈməʊnɪakˌsæl əˈmoʊniˌæk

old-fashioned term for ammonium chloride
Example sentencesExamples
- They had made a chemical discovery while students in Edinburgh, discovering a way to make sal ammoniac, a chemical used in welding metal.
- The dissolutive water is made from vitriol of Cyprus, saltpetre (potassium nitrate), Jamenous Allom, and sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride), and it became known as aqua regia, the king of waters.
- Wollaston paid careful attention to the waste solutions that remained after the precipitation of the platinum salt of sal ammoniac, being curious about the nature of any non-platinum components.
- Upon burning, the dung produced acrid vapors and would leave behind a white residue which they called sal ammoniac, meaning salt of Ammon.

Origin

Middle English: from Latin sal ammoniacus 'salt of Ammon' (see ammoniacal).

Definition of sal ammoniac in US English:

sal ammoniac

nounˌsæl əˈmoʊniˌækˌsal əˈmōnēˌak

old-fashioned term for ammonium chloride
Example sentencesExamples
- They had made a chemical discovery while students in Edinburgh, discovering a way to make sal ammoniac, a chemical used in welding metal.
- The dissolutive water is made from vitriol of Cyprus, saltpetre (potassium nitrate), Jamenous Allom, and sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride), and it became known as aqua regia, the king of waters.
- Upon burning, the dung produced acrid vapors and would leave behind a white residue which they called sal ammoniac, meaning salt of Ammon.
- Wollaston paid careful attention to the waste solutions that remained after the precipitation of the platinum salt of sal ammoniac, being curious about the nature of any non-platinum components.

Origin

Middle English: from Latin sal ammoniacus ‘salt of Ammon’ (see ammoniacal).

单词	sal ammoniac
释义	Definition of sal ammoniac in English: sal ammoniac nounˌsal əˈməʊnɪakˌsæl əˈmoʊniˌæk old-fashioned term for ammonium chloride Example sentencesExamples They had made a chemical discovery while students in Edinburgh, discovering a way to make sal ammoniac, a chemical used in welding metal. The dissolutive water is made from vitriol of Cyprus, saltpetre (potassium nitrate), Jamenous Allom, and sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride), and it became known as aqua regia, the king of waters. Wollaston paid careful attention to the waste solutions that remained after the precipitation of the platinum salt of sal ammoniac, being curious about the nature of any non-platinum components. Upon burning, the dung produced acrid vapors and would leave behind a white residue which they called sal ammoniac, meaning salt of Ammon. Origin Middle English: from Latin sal ammoniacus 'salt of Ammon' (see ammoniacal). Definition of sal ammoniac in US English: sal ammoniac nounˌsæl əˈmoʊniˌækˌsal əˈmōnēˌak old-fashioned term for ammonium chloride Example sentencesExamples They had made a chemical discovery while students in Edinburgh, discovering a way to make sal ammoniac, a chemical used in welding metal. The dissolutive water is made from vitriol of Cyprus, saltpetre (potassium nitrate), Jamenous Allom, and sal ammoniac (ammonium chloride), and it became known as aqua regia, the king of waters. Upon burning, the dung produced acrid vapors and would leave behind a white residue which they called sal ammoniac, meaning salt of Ammon. Wollaston paid careful attention to the waste solutions that remained after the precipitation of the platinum salt of sal ammoniac, being curious about the nature of any non-platinum components. Origin Middle English: from Latin sal ammoniacus ‘salt of Ammon’ (see ammoniacal).
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