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• Alkahest

  the universal solvent sought by the alchemists. historical examples these preparations now prevented claes from thinking, for the time being, of the alkahest. the alkahest honore de balzac it was the only moment for sixteen long years when balthazar forgot the alkahest. the alkahest honore de balzac alkahest, alcahest, al′ka-hest, n. the universal solvent of […]

• Alkalemia

  abnormal alkalinity of the blood. alkalemia al·ka·le·mi·a (āl’kə-lē’mē-ə) n. a decrease in hydrogen-ion concentration of the blood or a rise in ph.

• Alkalescent

  tending to become alkaline; slightly alkaline. alkalescent al·ka·les·cent (āl’kə-lěs’ənt) adj. becoming alkaline; slightly alkaline.

• Alkali

  chemistry. any of various bases, the hydroxides of the alkali metals and of ammonium, that neutralize acids to form salts and turn red litmus paper blue. any of various other more or less active bases, as calcium hydroxide. (not in technical use) an . obsolete. any of various other compounds, as the carbonates of sodium […]

• Alkali blue

  any of the cl-ss of blue pigments having the highest tinting strength, by weight, of all known blue pigments: used chiefly in the manufacture of printing inks. historical examples alkali blue b; after dyeing p-ss through a weak acetic acid bath, then wash well. the dyeing of cotton fabrics franklin beech

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