bismuthaladj.
/ˈbɪsməθəl//ˈbɪzmjʊθəl/ Of or pertaining to bismuth.
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1812 H. Davy Elements Chem. Philos. 407 It has been called butter of bismuth. It may be called bismuthane.
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ˈbismuthate n. a salt of bismuthic acid.
bismuthic adj. /bɪzˈmjuːθɪk/ of bismuth, applied to compounds in which bismuth combines as a pentad, as bismuthic oxide, Bi2 O5.
/bɪzˈmjuːθɪk/ of bismuth, applied to compounds in which bismuth combines as a pentad, as bismuthic oxide, Bi2 O5.ΘΚΠ
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1799 R. Kirwan Geol. Ess. 428 Bismuthic, cobaltic, arsenical pyrites.
1854 J. Scoffern in Orr's Circle Sci. Chem. 469 The peroxide of bismuth, or bismuthic acid.
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ˈbismuthide n. Chemistry a primary compound of bismuth with another element or an organic radical, as bismuthide of potassium or bismuthide of ethyl; (Mineralogy) Beudant's name for a family of minerals of the bismuth type.
ˈbismuthine n. a compound of bismuth having the structure of an amine, as triethyl-bismuthine (cf. arsine n.); also = bismuthinite n.
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biˈsmuthinite n. Mineralogy native sulphide of bismuth, or bismuth-glance, a lead-grey lustrous mineral, isomorphous with stibnite.
ˈbismuthous adj. combined with bismuth as a triad, as bismuthous oxide, Bi2 O3.
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1881 Athenæum 12 Nov. 634/3 The synthesis of bismuthous iodide.
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ˈbismutite n. (also bismuthite) Mineralogy the native hydrous carbonate of bismuth, Bi2C, of various forms and colours.
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