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tellurate Chem.|ˈtɛl(j)ʊəreɪt|
[f. tellur- + -ate1 1 c.]
A salt of telluric acid.
1826Henry Chem. II. 112 It not only unites as a base with acids, but also itself possesses the character of an acid, and forms a class of salts, which may be called tellurates. 1868Watts Dict. Chem. V. 716 Tellurates.—Telluric acid forms with the alkali-metals, neutral, acid, and hyperacid salts, represented by the formulæ, M2TeO4, MHTeO4, and MHTeO4.H2TeO4, respectively. |