vanadate
/ˈvænədeɪt/
vanadate noun: any salt of vanadic acid.
Noun
vanadate (plural vanadates)
- Any salt of vanadic acid.
- Any of the corresponding anions, VO₃, VO₄, or V₂O₇.
Forms of vanadate
| plural | vanadates |
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Origin of vanadate
From vanadic acid + -ate (“salt or ester”).
Words formed from vanadate
- ammonium vanadate
- cadmium vanadate
- decavanadate
- hexavanadate
- lead vanadate
- metavanadate
- molybdovanadate
- orthopervanadate
- orthovanadate
- oxovanadate
- pervanadate
- polyvanadate
- potassium vanadate
- strontic vanadate
- tetravanadate
- trivanadate
- vanadatian
- yttrium vanadate
Questions about vanadate
- What does vanadate mean?
- Vanadate means any salt of vanadic acid.
- What part of speech is vanadate?
- Vanadate is a noun.
- How do you pronounce vanadate?
- Vanadate is pronounced /ˈvænədeɪt/.
- What is the plural of vanadate?
- The plural of vanadate is vanadates.
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