No one knows the origin of this term artel--it seems to be a Tartar word, and it is nowhere found in use until the reign of those tartarized Grand Dukes of Moscow, Ivan the Third and Ivan the Fourth.
One pound of tartarized soda, and five ounces and a half of carbonate of soda, will make sixty powders.
Not but that it was very much used before that time: for it had been for several years in high reputation, and prescribed instead of Tartarized Tartar, which became almost quite neglected.
This resemblance of Saignette's Salt to Tartarized Tartar, joined to the smell of the vapour which exhaled in burning it, and is the same with that of Tartar, were the first notices that led M.
Crystal of Tartar acts also on several other metallic substances, and particularly on Lead; with which it forms a Salt, resembling Tartarized Tartar in the figure of its crystals.
On examining the alkaline coal produced by the calcination, and comparing it with that left by Tartarized Tartar, he perceived there was some difference between them.
From one grain and half to two grains of tartarized antimony has been the usual dose, which has hardly ever failed of procuring full vomiting.
Where the tartarized antimony, given with this intention, operated as a purgative, it generally produced beneficial effects.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tartarized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
