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dicalcic

UK/daɪˈkæɫsɪk/

dicalcic adjective: having two atoms or equivalents of calcium to the molecule.

Adjective

dicalcic (not comparable)

  1. Having two atoms or equivalents of calcium to the molecule.
    • dicalcic phosphate
    • dicalcic salt

Origin of dicalcic

From di- + calcic.

Questions about dicalcic

What does dicalcic mean?
Dicalcic means having two atoms or equivalents of calcium to the molecule.
What part of speech is dicalcic?
Dicalcic is an adjective.
How do you pronounce dicalcic?
Dicalcic is pronounced /daɪˈkæɫsɪk/ (UK).

Words near dicalcic in the dictionary

  1. dicaeid
  2. dicaeids
  3. dicaesium
  4. dicaffeoyl
  5. dicaffeoyls
  6. dicalcic
  7. dicalcium
  8. dicalcium diphosphate
  9. dicamba
  10. DiCamillo
  11. dicamptodontid

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