tricarballylic acid
noun
tri·car·bal·lyl·ic acid
(¦)trīˌkärbə¦lilik-
: a crystalline tricarboxylic acid C3H5(COOH)3 found in immature beets and obtainable from citric acid by dehydration followed by hydrogenation; 1,2,3,-propane-tricarboxylic acid
Word History
Etymology
tri- + International Scientific Vocabulary carballylic, former name of tricarballylic acid, from carb- + allyl + -ic
- ferrochromium
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- ferrocyanide
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- ferrodolomite
- ferroelectric
- ferroelectricities
- ferroelectricity
- ferroelectrics
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- ferrogabbro
- ferrohemoglobin
- ferromagnesian
- ferromagnet
- ferromagnetic
- ferromagnetism
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- ferromanganese
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- ferromolybdenum
- ferronickel