sulphovinicadj.
Chem.
sulphovinic acid n. an acid produced by the action of sulphuric acid on alcohol or spirit of wine; ethyl hydrogen sulphate or ethyl sulphuric acid.
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melilithic acid1803
melanic acid1822
fulminic acid1824
sulphovinic acid1826
xanthic acid1831
alcoothionic acid1834
althionic acid1834
naphthalic acid1837
murexan1838
oxalhydric acid1838
pimelic acid1838
pyruvic acid1838
thionuric acid1838
glucic acid1840
sericic acid1841
anthranilic acid1842
acrylic acid1843
ulmin1843
rhoeadic acid1846
alizaric acid1848
thiacetic acid1854
fulminuric acid1855
phthalic acid1857
anchoic acid1858
graphitic acid1864
tropic acid1867
thymotic acid1868
octoic acid1881
nucleinic acid1893
polyphosphoric acid1895
hydnocarpic acid1905
glucuronic acid1909
octanoic acid1909
Reinecke acid1928
propenoic acid1948
lipoic acid1951
picloram1965
wyerone acid1970
1826 Hennell in Phil. Trans. CXVI. iii. 248 Oil of wine..is resolvable..into sulphovinic acid.
1844 G. Fownes Man. Elem. Chem. 388 A solution of sulphovinic acid, or, what is equivalent to it, a mixture, in due proportions, of oil of vitriol and strong alcohol.
1907 J. B. Cohen Org. Chem. Advanced Students i. 9.
Derivatives
sulphovinate n. /-ˈvaɪnət/
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sulphovinate1826
sulpho-salt1833
thionurate1838
sulphonate1876
sulphinate1877
thionate1878
thiocarbamate1882
cyclamate1951
sulphopurpurate-
1826 Hennell in Phil. Trans. CXVI. iii. 245 Sulphovinate of potash.
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