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sophic mercury

sophic mercury noun: an alloy of gold and mercury with a branch-like structure created by George Starkey, viewed as a precursor to the philosopher's stone.

Noun

sophic mercury (uncountable)

  1. An alloy of gold and mercury with a branch-like structure created by George Starkey, viewed as a precursor to the philosopher's stone.

Questions about sophic mercury

What does sophic mercury mean?
Sophic mercury means an alloy of gold and mercury with a branch-like structure created by George Starkey, viewed as a precursor to the philosopher's stone.
What part of speech is sophic mercury?
Sophic mercury is a noun.

Words near sophic mercury in the dictionary

  1. Sophian
  2. Sophiana
  3. Sophianism
  4. Sophias
  5. sophic
  6. sophic mercury
  7. sophical
  8. sophically
  9. sophick
  10. sophick mercury
  11. sophie

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