resinaten.
/ˈrɛzᵻneɪt/, /ˈrɛzn̩eɪt/, U.S. /ˈrɛzəˌneɪt/ Chemistry.
A salt of a resin acid; a substance containing a mixture of such salts.
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alum zucarinea1425
white precipitate1588
volatile salt or salts1639
malate1788
oxalate1788
sebate1788
succinate1789
camphorate1800
suberate1800
tannate1802
formate1807
zymate1817
uranate1819
ambreate1820
fungate1821
hydriodide1823
sorbate1823
fulminate1824
uraniate1824
pinate1829
oleate1831
pectate1831
resinate1831
xanthate1831
formobenzoate1834
racemate1835
indigotate1838
japonate1838
oxalhydrate1838
oxalovinate1838
palmate1838
pyruvate1838
roccellate1838
rubinate1838
verdite1838
oxalurate1839
sesquisalt1839
palmitate1840
rhabarbarate1840
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palmitin1841
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stearate1841
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urethylane1844
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fungiate1847
nitroprusside1849
sodium nitroprusside1849
fulminurate1855
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inosinate1855
phenate1857
sinapate1857
styphnate1857
anchoate1858
parellate1858
toluate1860
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isamates1865
itaconates1865–72
paralactate1866
porphyrate1866
usnate1866
thebolactate1867
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rhodanate1868
stearerate1868
terebate1868
terephthalate1868
thymotate1868
turpetholate1868
violurate1868
viridate1868
xanthide1868
glycocholate1872
xylate1872
xylidate1872
tiglate1875
peptonate1876
hydracrylate1877
thymolate1880
formamidine1882
carboxylate1884
nucleate1896
phytin1905
cacodylate1908
cupferron1910
protamine sulphate1915
metallic soap1918
pentaerythritol tetranitrate1923
phosphagen1927
phosphocreatine1927
viologen1933
pentachlorophenate1938
hyaluronate1946
tetraethylpyrophosphate1947
pteroylglutamate1948
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1831 Jrnl. Philadelphia Coll. Pharmacy 2 222 The object of M. Fauré is by this means to deprive the opium of all the resin united to the narcotine, a combination he denominates ‘resinate of narcotine’.
1859 J. King Amer. Dispensatory (ed. 5) 1192 The oil at first assumes a reddish-brown color..and finally deposits a gelatinous residue, which is probably a resinate of potassa.
1922 Science 13 Oct. 431/2 (heading) The reactions between aluminium sulfate and sodium resinate (rosin size) solutions.
1951 R. Mayer Artist's Handbk. (new ed.) iii. 148 The commercial metallic resinates or insoluble resin soaps are of two kinds: fused and precipitated.
1991 Apollo Mar. 164/3 Leonardo..used copper resinate for the juniper bush, a pigment which would have produced a much brighter green.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2010; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
resinatev.
/ˈrɛzᵻneɪt/, /ˈrɛzn̩eɪt/, U.S. /ˈrɛzəˌneɪt/ transitive. To flavour with resin; to impregnate with resin or synthetic resin.
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society > occupation and work > industry > manufacturing processes > perform general or industrial manufacturing processes [verb (transitive)] > treat or impregnate with specific substance
sig1581
camphor1607
water1625
lixiviate1646
camphorate1651
lantifya1652
camphorize1736
liquor1743
bituminate1799
methylate1851
salt1857
poach1873
resinate1891
vaseline1891
1891 Cent. Dict. Resinate, to flavor or impregnate with resin, as the ordinary white wine of modern Greece.
1966 New Scientist 22 Sept. 667/2 One of the drawbacks in resinating cloth is the tendency to reduce the durability of garments by making fibres more brittle.
1973 C. A. Wilson Food & Drink in Brit. x. 368 Other wines were resinated, or flavoured with myrtle, juniper, several sorts of herbs or oriental spices.
2000 Hesperia 69 18 Solokha I amphoras, a type that is rarely resinated.
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