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† hyˈdroguret Chem. Obs.
[f. hydrog-en + -uret (after sulphuret).]
A compound of hydrogen with another element; a hydruret or hydride.
1819Pantologia, Hydrogurets, substances formed by the union of hydrogen gas with such combustible bodies as were deemed simple when the name was imposed. 1886Syd. Soc. Lex. s.v., A hydroguret is usually designated by a name taken from the other substance of the combination, as the hydroguret of carbon is called Carburetted hydrogen.
So † hyˈdroguretted a., chemically combined with hydrogen.
1806Davy in Phil. Trans. XCVII. 37 Solutions of hydroguretted sulphurets. 1826Henry Elem. Chem. I. 549 Hydrogureted sulphuret of potassa may be formed by boiling flowers of sulphur in liquid hydrate of potassa, or by digesting sulphur with the liquid hydro-sulphuret. |