calcicadj.
/ˈkalsɪk/ Chemistry.
Of or containing calcium; = calcium n. attributive.
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calcic1871
1871 J. R. Nichols Fireside Sci. 275 Calcic carbonates.
1883 Nature 1 Feb. 325 Precipitated calcic and magnesic phosphates.
1884 Harper's Mag. Aug. 442/2 [It] contains so large a per cent. of lime that it may well be called a calcic~sulphur water.
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