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Definition of chloride
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Chloride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of
chlorine
with
another
element
or
radical;
as,
chloride
of
sodium
(common
salt)..
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Platinic
::
Platinic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
containing,
platinum;
-- used
specifically
to
designate
those
compounds
in which the
element
has a
higher
valence,
as
contrasted
with the
platinous
compounds;
as,
platinic
chloride
(PtCl4)..
Chlormethane
::
Chlormethane
(n.) A
colorless
gas,
CH3Cl,
of a sweet odor,
easily
condensed
to a
liquid;
--
called
also
methyl
chloride..
Hypochlorite
::
Hypochlorite
(n.) A salt of
hypochlorous
acid; as, a
calcium
hypochloride..
Alembroth
::
Alembroth
(n.) The salt of
wisdom
of the
alchemists,
a
double
salt
composed
of the
chlorides
of
ammonium
and
mercury.
It was
formerly
used as a
stimulant..
Burnettize
::
Burnettize
(v. t.) To
subject
(wood,
fabrics,
etc.) to a
process
of
saturation
in a
solution
of
chloride
of zinc, to
prevent
decay;
-- a
process
invented
by Sir
William
Burnett..
Atacamite
::
Atacamite
(n.) An
oxychloride
of
copper,
usually
in
emerald-green
prismatic
crystals..
Platinichloric
::
Platinichloric
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
consisting
of
platinic
chloride
and
hydrochloric
acid, and
obtained
as a
brownish
red
crystalline
substance,
called
platinichloric,
or
chloroplatinic,
acid..
Muriate
::
Muriate
(n.) A salt of
muriatic
hydrochloric
acid; a
chloride;
as,
muriate
of
ammonia..
Trichloride
::
Trichloride
(n.) A
chloride
having
three atoms of
chlorine
in the
molecule.
Proto-
::
Proto-
()
Denoting
the first or
lowest
of a
series,
or the one
having
the
smallest
amount
of the
element
to the name of which it is
prefixed;
as
protoxide,
protochloride,
etc..
Zincane
::
Zincane
(n.) Zinc
chloride.
Haloid
::
Haloid
(a.)
Resembling
salt; -- said of
certain
binary
compounds
consisting
of a metal
united
to a
negative
element
or
radical,
and now
chiefly
applied
to the
chlorides,
bromides,
iodides,
and
sometimes
also to the
fluorides
and
cyanides..
Kainite
::
Kainite
(n.) A
compound
salt
consisting
chiefly
of
potassium
chloride
and
magnesium
sulphate,
occurring
at the
Stassfurt
salt mines in
Prussian
Saxony..
Chloridic
::
Chloridic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
chloride;
containing
a
chloride.
Cerargyrite
::
Cerargyrite
(n.)
Native
silver
chloride,
a
mineral
of a white to pale
yellow
or gray
color,
darkening
on
exposure
to the
light.
It may be cut by a
knife,
like lead or horn
(hence
called
horn
silver)..
Boracite
::
Boracite
(n.) A
mineral
of a white or gray color
occurring
massive
and in
isometric
crystals;
in
composition
it is a
magnesium
borate
with
magnesium
chloride.
Abraum Salts
::
Abraum
salts (n.) A red ocher used to
darken
mahogany
and for
making
chloride
of
potassium.
Oxidize
::
Oxidize
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of
oxygen
or of an
oxidizing
agent,
so as to bring to a
higher
grade,
as an -ous
compound
to an -ic
compound;
as, to
oxidize
mercurous
chloride
to
mercuric
chloride..
Platinochloride
::
Platinochloride
(n.) A
double
chloride
of
platinum
and some other metal or
radical;
a salt of
platinochloric
acid.
Dichloride
::
Dichloride
(n.) Same as
Bichloride.
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