Seignette salt

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Seignette salt: see Rochelle salt Rochelle salt, colorless to blue-white orthorhombic crystalline salt with a saline, cooling taste. It is also called Seignette salt after Pierre Seignette, an apothecary of La Rochelle, France, who was the first to make it (c.1675).
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Seignette salt [sen′yet ‚sȯlt]

(inorganic chemistry)

potassium sodium tartrate

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