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vanadic acid
va·na·dic acid V0018500 (və-nā′dĭk, -năd′ĭk)n. An acid containing a vanadate group, especially HVO3, H3VO4, or H4V2O7, not existing in a pure state, but often used in its anhydride form, vanadium pentoxide.vanadic acid n (Elements & Compounds) any one of various oxyacids of vanadium, such as H3VO4 (orthovanadic acid), HVO4 (metavanadic acid), and H4V2O7 (pyrovanadic acid), known chiefly in the form of their vanadate salts vanad′ic ac′id
n. any of certain acids containing vanadium, esp. one having the formula H3VO4. [1830–40] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | vanadic acid - any of various oxyacids of vanadium; known mostly in the form of its saltsvanadium pentoxideoxyacid, oxygen acid - any acid that contains oxygen |
vanadic acid
vanadic acid[və′nād·ik ′as·əd] (inorganic chemistry) Any of various acids that do not exist in a pure state and are found in various alkali and other metal vanadates; forms are meta- (HVO3), ortho- (H3VO4), and pyro- (H4V2O7). vanadic acid
va·nad·ic ac·id (vă-nad'ik as'id), An acid, H3VO4, derived from vanadium, forming salts with various bases.vanadic acid
Synonyms for vanadic acidnoun any of various oxyacids of vanadiumSynonymsRelated Words |