Potassa

Potassa,velsal alkalinus,^[1]est nomen communekalii carbonatis(K₂CO₃) et aliorumsalumquibusionta kalii(K⁺) insunt.^[2]

Nomen derivatum est a nomineBatavopotasch(hodie:potas), i.e. 'ollae cinis',^[3]^[4]quia parari solebat ligni cinere in aqua solvendo, deinde colando, postremo solutione in olla ad siccitatem coquenda.Aevo Mediopotassa 'alkali' appellabatur, a nomineArabicoالقليal-qili,a verbo قلیqalā,i.e. 'coquere'.^[5]^[6]Ex his duobus nominibus nomina invicem elementikaliivelpotassiiderivata sunt.

Notae

↑Smith's English-Latin Dictionary,Smith and Hall, 1871
↑http://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/potash/
↑Krueger, Dennis (December 1982). "Why On Earth Do They Call It Throwing?"Studio PotterVol. 11,Number 1
↑Online Etymology Dictionary (© 2001 Douglas Harper), lemma'potash'
↑Raja Tazi,Arabismen im Deutschen(1998),pp.115-116
↑Online Etymology Dictionary (© 2001 Douglas Harper), lemma'alkali'

[1] Smith's English-Latin Dictionary,Smith and Hall, 1871

[2] ttp://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/potash/

[3] Krueger, Dennis (December 1982). "Why On Earth Do They Call It Throwing?"Studio PotterVol. 11,Number 1

[4] Online Etymology Dictionary (© 2001 Douglas Harper), lemma'potash'

[5] Raja Tazi,Arabismen im Deutschen(1998),pp.115-116

[6] Online Etymology Dictionary (© 2001 Douglas Harper), lemma'alkali'

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