Definition of microcosmic salt in English:

microcosmic salt

noun

mass nounChemistry

A white crystalline salt obtained from human urine.
Hydrated sodium ammonium hydrogen phosphate; chemical formula: HNaNH₄PO₄.4H₂O
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to his work on constant proportions, Proust isolated crystalline grape sugar and mannite, showed that microcosmic salt contains soda, and isolated leucine from the products of putrefaction of casein.
- However Dalton did make some contributions on microcosmic salt and on a new method of analysing sugar.
- The fluxes used to make beads are borax (available from the drugstore is pure enough for this type of work), salt of phosphorus (also called microcosmic salt), and sodium carbonate (called soda).
- A test similar to the borax bead test is often made using microcosmic salt.
- The fluorine in this mineral was not certainly recognized by the blowpipe test, using a flux of microcosmic salt, the well-known etching-power of phosphoric acid itself standing in the way of this.

Origin

Late 18th century: translating Latin sal microcosmicus.

Definition of microcosmic salt in US English:

microcosmic salt

nounˌmīkrəˌkäzmik ˈsôlt

Chemistry

A white crystalline salt obtained from human urine.
Hydrated sodium ammonium hydrogen phosphate; chemical formula: HNaNH₄PO₄·4H₂O
Example sentencesExamples
- A test similar to the borax bead test is often made using microcosmic salt.
- The fluorine in this mineral was not certainly recognized by the blowpipe test, using a flux of microcosmic salt, the well-known etching-power of phosphoric acid itself standing in the way of this.
- However Dalton did make some contributions on microcosmic salt and on a new method of analysing sugar.
- In addition to his work on constant proportions, Proust isolated crystalline grape sugar and mannite, showed that microcosmic salt contains soda, and isolated leucine from the products of putrefaction of casein.
- The fluxes used to make beads are borax (available from the drugstore is pure enough for this type of work), salt of phosphorus (also called microcosmic salt), and sodium carbonate (called soda).

Origin

Late 18th century: translating Latin sal microcosmicus.

单词	microcosmic salt
释义	Definition of microcosmic salt in English: microcosmic salt noun mass nounChemistry A white crystalline salt obtained from human urine. Hydrated sodium ammonium hydrogen phosphate; chemical formula: HNaNH₄PO₄.4H₂O Example sentencesExamples In addition to his work on constant proportions, Proust isolated crystalline grape sugar and mannite, showed that microcosmic salt contains soda, and isolated leucine from the products of putrefaction of casein. However Dalton did make some contributions on microcosmic salt and on a new method of analysing sugar. The fluxes used to make beads are borax (available from the drugstore is pure enough for this type of work), salt of phosphorus (also called microcosmic salt), and sodium carbonate (called soda). A test similar to the borax bead test is often made using microcosmic salt. The fluorine in this mineral was not certainly recognized by the blowpipe test, using a flux of microcosmic salt, the well-known etching-power of phosphoric acid itself standing in the way of this. Origin Late 18th century: translating Latin sal microcosmicus. Definition of microcosmic salt in US English: microcosmic salt nounˌmīkrəˌkäzmik ˈsôlt Chemistry A white crystalline salt obtained from human urine. Hydrated sodium ammonium hydrogen phosphate; chemical formula: HNaNH₄PO₄·4H₂O Example sentencesExamples A test similar to the borax bead test is often made using microcosmic salt. The fluorine in this mineral was not certainly recognized by the blowpipe test, using a flux of microcosmic salt, the well-known etching-power of phosphoric acid itself standing in the way of this. However Dalton did make some contributions on microcosmic salt and on a new method of analysing sugar. In addition to his work on constant proportions, Proust isolated crystalline grape sugar and mannite, showed that microcosmic salt contains soda, and isolated leucine from the products of putrefaction of casein. The fluxes used to make beads are borax (available from the drugstore is pure enough for this type of work), salt of phosphorus (also called microcosmic salt), and sodium carbonate (called soda). Origin Late 18th century: translating Latin sal microcosmicus.
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