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Definition of chloride
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of chloride is as below...
Chloride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of
chlorine
with
another
element
or
radical;
as,
chloride
of
sodium
(common
salt)..
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Atacamite
::
Atacamite
(n.) An
oxychloride
of
copper,
usually
in
emerald-green
prismatic
crystals..
Native
::
Native
(a.) Found in
nature;
not
artificial;
as
native
sodium
chloride.
Phthalide
::
Phthalide
(n.) A
lactone
obtained
by
reduction
of
phthalyl
chloride,
as a white
crystalline
substance;
hence,
by
extension,
any one of the
series
of which
phthalide
proper
is the
type..
Cryohydrate
::
Cryohydrate
(n.) A
substance,
as salt,
ammonium
chloride,
etc., which
crystallizes
with water of
crystallization
only at low
temperatures,
or below the
freezing
point of
water..
Oxymuriate
::
Oxymuriate
(n.) A salt of the
supposed
oxymuriatic
acid; a
chloride.
Blanchimeter
::
Blanchimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
bleaching
power of
chloride
of lime and
potash;
a
chlorometer.
Chlorometer
::
Chlorometer
(n.) An
instrument
to test the
decoloring
or
bleaching
power of
chloride
of lime.
Fuchsine
::
Fuchsine
(n.)
Aniline
red; an
artificial
coal-tar
dyestuff,
of a
metallic
green color
superficially,
resembling
cantharides,
but when
dissolved
forming
a
brilliant
dark red. It
consists
of a
hydrochloride
or
acetate
of
rosaniline.
See
Rosaniline..
Abraum Salts
::
Abraum
salts (n.) A red ocher used to
darken
mahogany
and for
making
chloride
of
potassium.
Oxychloride
::
Oxychloride
(n.) A
ternary
compound
of
oxygen
and
chlorine;
as,
plumbic
oxychloride..
Phosgene
::
Phosgene
(a.)
Producing,
or
produced
by, the
action
of
light;
--
formerly
used
specifically
to
designate
a gas now
called
carbonyl
chloride.
See
Carbonyl..
Spirited
::
Spirit
(n.)
Stannic
chloride.
See under
Stannic.
Polychloride
::
Polychloride
(n.) A
chloride
containing
more than one atom of
chlorine
in the
molecule.
Argentous
::
Argentous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
containing,
silver;
-- said of
certain
silver
compounds
in which
silver
has a
higher
proportion
than in
argentic
compounds;
as,
argentous
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)..
Benzamide
::
Benzamide
(n.) A
transparent
crystalline
substance,
C6H5.CO.NH2,
obtained
by the
action
of
ammonia
upon
chloride
of
benzoyl,
as also by
several
other
reactions
with
benzoyl
compounds..
Peucil
::
Peucil
(n.) A
liquid
resembling
camphene,
obtained
by
treating
turpentine
hydrochloride
with
lime..
Vichy Water
::
Vichy water () A
mineral
water found at
Vichy,
France.
It is
essentially
an
effervescent
solution
of
sodium,
calcium,
and
magnetism
carbonates,
with
sodium
and
potassium
chlorides;
also, by
extension,
any
artificial
or
natural
water
resembling
in
composition
the Vichy water
proper.
Called
also,
colloquially,
Vichy..
Chloruret
::
Chloruret
(n.) A
chloride.
Vanadinite
::
Vanadinite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
yellowish,
and
ruby-red
hexagonal
crystals.
It
consist
of lead
vanadate
with a small
proportion
of lead
chloride..
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