Definition of boric in English:

boric

adjective ˈbɔːrɪkˈbɔrɪk

Chemistry

Of boron.
boric oxide
Example sentencesExamples
- So boric acids, or boric salts, are products which traditionally used to protect buildings that perhaps have already suffered from some rot or decay.
- Liberal sprinklings of boric powder help too!
- A mild acid (usually citric, but sometimes acetic, boric, lactic or tartaric) is often added to amidol formulae to prevent oxidation, which can cause staining of the print.
- I've decided camping above ground level is a far more reliable option than the usual deterrents of boric powder and kerosene.
- Boric oxide acts as a glass former and as a flux.
- The boric ester compound is reduced in water content and impurity content, has a high ionic conductivity, and is useful as a material for highly safe electrochemical devices such as secondary batteries and capacitors.
- Glass-forming substances are usually silica, boric oxide, phosphorous pentoxide, or feldspars.
- In order to effect this reduction, much of the sodium oxide added as a flux is replaced by boric oxide and some of the lime by alumina.
- We only ever did boric treatment, which is boron treatment for insects.
- We offer all of our mattresses in non-boric versions.
- To prevent the anti-sap stain, we used to put wood through the boric bath.

Rhymes

auric, folkloric

Definition of boric in US English:

boric

adjectiveˈbôrikˈbɔrɪk

Chemistry

Of boron.
boric oxide
Example sentencesExamples
- A mild acid (usually citric, but sometimes acetic, boric, lactic or tartaric) is often added to amidol formulae to prevent oxidation, which can cause staining of the print.
- We offer all of our mattresses in non-boric versions.
- Glass-forming substances are usually silica, boric oxide, phosphorous pentoxide, or feldspars.
- In order to effect this reduction, much of the sodium oxide added as a flux is replaced by boric oxide and some of the lime by alumina.
- So boric acids, or boric salts, are products which traditionally used to protect buildings that perhaps have already suffered from some rot or decay.
- We only ever did boric treatment, which is boron treatment for insects.
- I've decided camping above ground level is a far more reliable option than the usual deterrents of boric powder and kerosene.
- Boric oxide acts as a glass former and as a flux.
- Liberal sprinklings of boric powder help too!
- The boric ester compound is reduced in water content and impurity content, has a high ionic conductivity, and is useful as a material for highly safe electrochemical devices such as secondary batteries and capacitors.
- To prevent the anti-sap stain, we used to put wood through the boric bath.

单词	boric
释义	Definition of boric in English: boric adjective ˈbɔːrɪkˈbɔrɪk Chemistry Of boron. boric oxide Example sentencesExamples So boric acids, or boric salts, are products which traditionally used to protect buildings that perhaps have already suffered from some rot or decay. Liberal sprinklings of boric powder help too! A mild acid (usually citric, but sometimes acetic, boric, lactic or tartaric) is often added to amidol formulae to prevent oxidation, which can cause staining of the print. I've decided camping above ground level is a far more reliable option than the usual deterrents of boric powder and kerosene. Boric oxide acts as a glass former and as a flux. The boric ester compound is reduced in water content and impurity content, has a high ionic conductivity, and is useful as a material for highly safe electrochemical devices such as secondary batteries and capacitors. Glass-forming substances are usually silica, boric oxide, phosphorous pentoxide, or feldspars. In order to effect this reduction, much of the sodium oxide added as a flux is replaced by boric oxide and some of the lime by alumina. We only ever did boric treatment, which is boron treatment for insects. We offer all of our mattresses in non-boric versions. To prevent the anti-sap stain, we used to put wood through the boric bath. Rhymes auric, folkloric Definition of boric in US English: boric adjectiveˈbôrikˈbɔrɪk Chemistry Of boron. boric oxide Example sentencesExamples A mild acid (usually citric, but sometimes acetic, boric, lactic or tartaric) is often added to amidol formulae to prevent oxidation, which can cause staining of the print. We offer all of our mattresses in non-boric versions. Glass-forming substances are usually silica, boric oxide, phosphorous pentoxide, or feldspars. In order to effect this reduction, much of the sodium oxide added as a flux is replaced by boric oxide and some of the lime by alumina. So boric acids, or boric salts, are products which traditionally used to protect buildings that perhaps have already suffered from some rot or decay. We only ever did boric treatment, which is boron treatment for insects. I've decided camping above ground level is a far more reliable option than the usual deterrents of boric powder and kerosene. Boric oxide acts as a glass former and as a flux. Liberal sprinklings of boric powder help too! The boric ester compound is reduced in water content and impurity content, has a high ionic conductivity, and is useful as a material for highly safe electrochemical devices such as secondary batteries and capacitors. To prevent the anti-sap stain, we used to put wood through the boric bath.
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