bismuthic

bismuthic
adjective
containing bismuth (especially in the pentavalent state)
Pertains to noun: ↑bismuth

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\(ˈ)bizməˌthik, (ˈ)bism-; {{(ˈ)biz|məth-, (ˈ)bi|sm-, -myü-; -thik, -ēk\ adjective
: of, relating to, or containing bismuth

bismuthic oxide Bi2O5

— used especially of compounds in which this element is pentavalent

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/biz myooh"thik, -muth"ik, biz"meuh thik/, adj. Chem.
of or containing bismuth, esp. in the pentavalent state.
[1790-1800; BISMUTH + -IC]

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  • bismuthic — [biz′məth ik; biz muth′ik, bizmyo͞oth′ik] adj. of or containing pentavalent bismuth …   English World dictionary

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  • bismuthic — adjective see bismuth …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • bismuthic — /biz myooh thik, muth ik, biz meuh thik/, adj. Chem. of or containing bismuth, esp. in the pentavalent state. [1790 1800; BISMUTH + IC] * * * …   Universalium

  • bismuthic — adjective Of, or containing bismuth in its higher valence …   Wiktionary

  • bismuthic — adj. pertaining to bismuth (metallic element) …   English contemporary dictionary

  • bismuthic — bis·muth·ic …   English syllables

  • bismuthic — bis•mu•thic [[t]bɪzˈmyu θɪk, ˈmʌθ ɪk, ˈbɪz mə θɪk[/t]] adj. chem. of or containing bismuth, esp. in the pentavalent state • Etymology: 1790–1800 …   From formal English to slang

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