Symbol 41b:10
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41b:10 ·
This sign stands for blue vitriol, a copper sulphate, one of the most
important salts of copper and sulphuric acid. The sign was used by
seventeenth-century chemists. See
above for a
derivation of its graphical structure.
Compare with the structurally similar
below. Note that
was one of the signs used by
alchemists for sulphur.
For more information about vitriols and other ways of drawing them,
turn to
in Group 18.



