See natroïde on Wiktionary
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"word": "kalide"
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{
"word": "potassium"
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"word": "sodium"
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"word": "lithium"
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"word": "ammonium"
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"ref": "Alexandre-Édouard Baudrimont, Traité de chimie générale et expérimentale, tome 3, Paris : chez J.-B. Baillière, 1844, p. 193",
"text": "Le potassium, qui est généralement considéré comme un élément chimique, est parfaitement isodynamique et isomorphe avec l’ammonium qui est un métal composé. Ces corps paraissent être isodynamiques avec le sodium qui est le seul natroïde connu; mais ils ne sont point toujours isomorphes."
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"Nom donné, jadis, aux éléments chimiques qui donnaient des alcalis puissants."
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