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potass

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[pot-as] / ˈpɒtˌæs /

noun

  1. potash.

  2. potassium.


Etymology

Origin of potass

1790–1800; < French potasse < Dutch potasch (now pronounced and spelled potas ) potash

Example Sentences

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Gargle.—An excellent gargle for general use is:— Chloras Potass.,

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To drink through the day bitartrate potass. oz. j, dissolved in lemonade, until bowels are moved.

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Ferri Chloridi drachm ij;   Potass.

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Acidi Carbolici drachm ss;   Potass.

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Ferri Chloridi fl. oz. ss;   Acidi Sulphurosi fl. drachm ii;   Potass.

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