Brom′ate, a combination of bromic acid with a salifiable base; Brom′ide, a combination of bromine with a base.
They resist saponification, and (excepting oil of cloves) do not combine with the salifiable bases.
It combines with the salifiable bases in a nearly similar manner to oil of cloves.
All its combinations with salifiable bases were unknown to the ancient chemists.
The order of affinity of the salifiable bases with this acid is hitherto unknown.
Of all the salifiable bases it is the most universally spread through nature.
All the combinations of malic acid with salifiable bases, which are named malats, were unknown to the ancient chemists.
The mutual action of these stuffs, and salifiable bases, as alumina, &c.
They also combine with alkaline lyes, and in general with the salifiable bases.
With the exception of the oil of cloves, the volatile oils do not combine with the salifiable bases.
salifiable sal·i·fi·a·ble (sāl'ə-fī'ə-bəl)
adj.
Capable of being made into a salt. Used of a base that combines with acids to make salts.
