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Definition of hydrate
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Hydrate
(n.) A
substance
which does not
contain
water as such, but has its
constituents
(hydrogen,
oxygen,
hydroxyl)
so
arranged
that water may be
eliminated;
hence,
a
derivative
of, or
compound
with,
hydroxyl;
hydroxide;
as, ethyl
hydrate,
or
common
alcohol;
calcium
hydrate,
or
slaked
lime..
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::
-ose () A
suffix
indicating
that the
substance
to the name of which it is
affixed
is a
member
of the
carbohydrate
group;
as in
cellulose,
sucrose,
dextrose,
etc..
Levulosan
::
Levulosan
(n.) An
unfermentable
carbohydrate
obtained
by
gently
heating
levulose.
Gummite
::
Gummite
(n.) A
yellow
amorphous
mineral,
essentially
a
hydrated
oxide of
uranium
derived
from the
alteration
of
uraninite..
Hydrate
::
Hydrate
(v. t.) To form into a
hydrate;
to
combine
with
water.
Hydrated
::
Hydrated
(a.)
Formed
into a
hydrate;
combined
with
water.
Methylate
::
Methylate
(n.) An
alcoholate
of
methyl
alcohol
in which the
hydroxyl
hydrogen
is
replaced
by a
metal,
after the
analogy
of a
hydrate;
as,
sodium
methylate,
CH3ONa..
Hydroxide
::
Hydroxide
(n.) A
hydrate;
a
substance
containing
hydrogen
and
oxygen,
made by
combining
water with an
oxide,
and
yielding
water by
elimination.
The
hydroxides
are
regarded
as
compounds
of
hydroxyl,
united
usually
with basic
element
or
radical;
as,
calcium
hydroxide
ethyl
hydroxide..
Potash
::
Potash
(n.) The
hydroxide
of
potassium
hydrate,
a hard white
brittle
substance,
KOH,
having
strong
caustic
and
alkaline
properties;
-- hence
called
also
caustic
potash..
Terpin
::
Terpin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
regarded
as a
hydrate
of oil of
turpentine.
Gelose
::
Gelose
(n.) An
amorphous,
gummy
carbohydrate,
found in
Gelidium,
agar-agar,
and other
seaweeds..
Seminose
::
Seminose
(n.) A
carbohydrate
of the
glucose
group found in the
thickened
endosperm
of
certain
seeds,
and
extracted
as
yellow
sirup
having
a
sweetish-bitter
taste..
Hydrate
::
Hydrate
(n.) A
compound
formed
by the union of water with some other
substance,
generally
forming
a
neutral
body, as
certain
crystallized
salts..
Liroconite
::
Liroconite
(n.) A
hydrated
arseniate
of
copper,
occurring
in
obtuse
pyramidal
crystals
of a
sky-blue
or
verdigris-green
color..
Lime
::
Lime (v. t.) To treat with lime, or oxide or
hydrate
of
calcium;
to
manure
with lime; as, to lime hides for
removing
the hair; to lime sails in order to
whiten
them..
Hydrate
::
Hydrate
(n.) A
substance
which does not
contain
water as such, but has its
constituents
(hydrogen,
oxygen,
hydroxyl)
so
arranged
that water may be
eliminated;
hence,
a
derivative
of, or
compound
with,
hydroxyl;
hydroxide;
as, ethyl
hydrate,
or
common
alcohol;
calcium
hydrate,
or
slaked
lime..
Lake
::
Lake (n.) A
pigment
formed
by
combining
some
coloring
matter,
usually
by
precipitation,
with a
metallic
oxide or
earth,
esp. with
aluminium
hydrate;
as,
madder
lake;
Florentine
lake;
yellow
lake, etc..
Hydration
::
Hydration
(n.) The act of
becoming,
or state of
being,
a
hydrate..
Chloral
::
Chloral
(n.)
Chloral
hydrate.
Beauxite
::
Beauxite
(n.) A
ferruginous
hydrate
of
alumina.
It is
largely
used in the
preparation
of
aluminium
and
alumina,
and for the
lining
of
furnaces
which are
exposed
to
intense
heat..
Dextrin
::
Dextrin
(n.) A
translucent,
gummy,
amorphous
substance,
nearly
tasteless
and
odorless,
used as a
substitute
for gum, for
sizing,
etc., and
obtained
from
starch
by the
action
of heat,
acids,
or
diastase.
It is of
somewhat
variable
composition,
containing
several
carbohydrates
which
change
easily
to their
respective
varieties
of
sugar.
It is so named from its
rotating
the plane of
polarization
to the
right;
--
called
also
British
gum,
Alsace
gum,
gommelin,
leiocome,
etc. See
Achroodextrin,
and Ery
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