Inorganic Compounds rated to attain A+.

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Alkaline water - ANSWER contains Na2SO4 & MgSO4 + NaHCO3 Carbonated water - ANSWER charged with CO2 under pressure Chalybeate water - ANSWER contains iron in solution or suspension, characterized by ferruginous taste. Lithia water - ANSWER contains lithium in the form of carbonate or chloride. Saline water - ANSWER sometimes called "purgative waters" Sulfur water - ANSWER contains hydrogen sulfide. Siliceous water - ANSWER contains very small quantities of soluble alkali silicates. Potable water - ANSWER water that is fit to drink. Vleminck's solution - ANSWER "Sulfurated lime solution" - sublimed sulfur (flowers of sulfur) + lime (CaO) Iron sorbitex - ANSWER Iron + sorbitol + citric acid + dextrin Ladd's paste - ANSWER Liquid petrolatum + aluminum + Zinc oxide Lithopone - ANSWER 68-70% ZnS and 28-30% BaSO4 with trace amounts of zinc oxide Inflammable air - ANSWER Hydrogen

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Inorganic Compounds
rated to attain A+.
Alkaline water - ANSWER contains Na2SO4 & MgSO4 + NaHCO3

Carbonated water - ANSWER charged with CO2 under pressure

Chalybeate water - ANSWER contains iron in solution or suspension, characterized
by ferruginous taste.

Lithia water - ANSWER contains lithium in the form of carbonate or chloride.

Saline water - ANSWER sometimes called "purgative waters"

Sulfur water - ANSWER contains hydrogen sulfide.

Siliceous water - ANSWER contains very small quantities of soluble alkali silicates.

Potable water - ANSWER water that is fit to drink.

Vleminck's solution - ANSWER "Sulfurated lime solution" - sublimed sulfur (flowers
of sulfur) + lime (CaO)

Iron sorbitex - ANSWER Iron + sorbitol + citric acid + dextrin

Ladd's paste - ANSWER Liquid petrolatum + aluminum + Zinc oxide

Lithopone - ANSWER 68-70% ZnS and 28-30% BaSO4 with trace amounts of zinc
oxide

Inflammable air - ANSWER Hydrogen

Lithase - ANSWER Lithium

Native - ANSWER Sodium

Baking soda - ANSWER Sodium bicarbonate

Table salt - ANSWER Sodium chloride

Caustic soda or lye - ANSWER NaOH

Glauber's salt - ANSWER Sodium sulfate decahydate

, Inorganic Compounds
rated to attain A+.
Cream of Tartar - ANSWER Potassium bitartrate

Lye Potash - ANSWER Potassium hydroxide

Saltpeter - ANSWER Potassium nitrate

Chile saltpeter - ANSWER Sodium nitrate

Sal volatile - ANSWER Ammonium bicarbonate

Spirit of sal volatile - ANSWER Aromatic spirit of ammonia

White precipitate - ANSWER Mercuric ammonium chloride

Blue vitriol - ANSWER Cupric sulfate

Green vitriol - ANSWER Ferrous sulfate

White vitriol - ANSWER Zinc sulfate

Oil of vitriol - ANSWER Sulfuric acid (96-98% w/w conc.)

Paris green - ANSWER Copper aceto-arsenate

Shining - ANSWER Silver

Lapis Infernulariz - ANSWER Silver nitrate

Purgative Lemon - ANSWER Magnesium citrate

Heavy - ANSWER Barium

Lassar's paste - ANSWER Zinc oxide

Borax - ANSWER Sodium tetraborate

Litharge - ANSWER Lead (II) oxide

Beautiful meadow - ANSWER Bismuth

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