rhodizonic acid
noun
rho·di·zon·ic acid
¦rōdə¦zänik-
: a cyclic acid C6H2O6 known in an unstable colored enediol form and a colorless more stable tautomeric form but obtained usually in the form of a colored salt (as the red disodium salt by passing carbon monoxide into a solution of sodium in liquid ammonia)
Word History
Etymology
German rhodizon- (in rhodizonsäure rhodizonic acid, from Greek rhodizein to be rose-red + German säure acid) + English -ic
- normal volume
- normal/ordinary course of events
- normalcies
- normalcy
- normaler
- normalest
- normalisable
- normalisation
- normalisations
- normalise
- normalised
- normaliser
- normalisers
- normalises
- normalising
- normalities
- normality
- normalizable
- normalization
- normalizations
- normalize
- normalized
- normalizer
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- normalizes