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aspartic, a. Chem.|əˈspɑːtɪk|
[Formed arbitrarily, with regard mainly to euphony, on asparagus.]
Of or pertaining to asparagine; esp. in aspartic acid, C4H7NO4, produced by the action of alkalis or acids on asparagine. ˈaspartate, a combination of aspartic acid with a base.
1836Brande Man. Chem. (ed. 4) 1042 When asparagin is long boiled with hydrated oxide of lead, magnesia, or other bases, it is resolved into ammonia, and into a new acid, called the aspartic acid. 1847in Craig. 1863Watts Chem. Dict. I. 424 Aspartic acid is monobasic..The aspartates of the alkali-metals are soluble, and taste like broth. |