bisulphuret
bisulphuret noun: a disulfide (functional group of two sulfur atoms).
Noun
bisulphuret (plural bisulphurets)
- A disulfide (functional group of two sulfur atoms).
- Occasionally in the metallic or native state: but its usual ore is the bisulpheret, known as Cinnabar .1849, Joseph Jones, A plain instructor, page 186
- When the papules are developed, nothing answers so well as lotion made with two grains of the bisulpheret of mercury in one ounce of almond-emulsion or glycerine of starch, used every night.1885, St. Louis Clinical Review, page 358
Forms of bisulphuret
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Origin of bisulphuret
From bi- + sulphuret.
Questions about bisulphuret
- What does bisulphuret mean?
- Bisulphuret means a disulfide (functional group of two sulfur atoms).
- What part of speech is bisulphuret?
- Bisulphuret is a noun.
- What is the plural of bisulphuret?
- The plural of bisulphuret is bisulphurets.
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