| 释义 |
te·trac·id
I. \tə̇.ˈtrasə̇d\ adjective
also tet·ra·acid \|te.trə+\
Etymology: tetra- + acid (adjective)
1. : able to react with four molecules of a monobasic acid or two of a dibasic acid to form a salt or ester — used especially of bases
2. [tetracid (II) ] : containing four hydrogen atoms replaceable by basic atoms or radicals — used especially of acid salts
II. noun
also tetraacid \“\
Etymology: tetra- + acid (n.)
: an acid having four acid hydrogen atoms |