Hydrocyanic+acid
31mandelic acid — manˈdelik , dēlik noun Etymology: part translation of German mandelsäure, from mandel almond (from Medieval Latin mandala, alteration of Late Latin amandula) + säure acid more at almond : a crystalline hydroxy acid C6H5CH(OH)COOH that is known in …
32mandelic acid — A urinary antibacterial agent (both bactericidal and bacteriostatic). SYN: hydroxytoluic acid, phenylglycolic acid. [Ger. Mandel, almond] * * * man·del·ic acid man .del ik n an optically active crystalline hydroxy acid C8H8O3 that is obtainable… …
33prussic acid — Chem. See hydrocyanic acid. [1780 90; trans. of F acide prussique (equiv. to Prusse PRUSSIA + ique IC); so called because it was first obtained by heating Prussian blue with sulfuric acid] * * * …
34prussic acid — prus′sic ac′id [[t]ˈprʌs ɪk[/t]] n. chem. hydrocyanic acid • Etymology: 1780–90; trans. of F acide prussique (=Prusse Prussia+ ique ic); so called because it was first obtained by heating Prussian blue with sulfuric acid …
35Prussian acid — cianido rūgštis statusas T sritis chemija formulė HCN atitikmenys: angl. hydrocyanic acid; hydrogen cyanide; Prussian acid rus. синильная кислота; цианистоводородная кислота; циановодород ryšiai: sinonimas – vandenilio cianidas …
36prussic acid — [prus′ik] n. [Fr (acide) prussique < (bleu de) Prusse, Prussian (blue): from its chemical relationship to Prussian blue] HYDROCYANIC ACID …
37prussic acid — noun a solution of hydrogen cyanide in water; weak solutions are used in fumigating and in the synthesis of organic compounds • Syn: ↑hydrocyanic acid • Hypernyms: ↑acid …
38prussic acid — noun Etymology: French prussique, from (bleu de) Prusse Prussian blue Date: 1790 hydrocyanic acid …
39prussic acid — [ prʌsɪk] noun old fashioned term for hydrocyanic acid. Derivatives prussiate noun Origin C18: prussic from Fr. prussique relating to Prussian blue …
40prussic acid — see hydrocyanic acid …
