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noun Chemistry.
a colorless or white, crystalline, water-soluble solid, HIO3, used chiefly as a reagent.
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Origin of iodic acid
First recorded in 1820–30
Words nearby iodic acid
Iobates,
IOC,
iod-,
iodate,
iodic,
iodic acid,
iodide,
iodimetry,
iodinate,
iodine,
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How to use iodic acid in a sentence
I write the lyrics and work with Murv Douglas from Lords of Acid.
During the height of his disenchantment, he visited his hometown where an old friend gave him some liquid acid.
Eggs, he says, are a good source of cysteine, an amino acid that helps the liver break down alcohol faster.
This at-home blood test kit gives a full reading of antioxidant, fatty acid, or vitamin panels.
The recent spate of acid attacks on women is only the latest manifestation of this dangerous trend.
There are a number of bacilli, called acid-fast bacilli, which stain in the same way as the tubercle bacillus.
The amount of the other purin bodies together is about one-tenth that of uric acid.
Uric acid is decreased before an attack of gout and increased afterward, but its etiologic relation is still uncertain.
An increase is also noted in the uric-acid diathesis and in diseases accompanied by respiratory insufficiency.
Indol is absorbed and oxidized into indoxyl, which combines with potassium and sulphuric acid and is thus excreted.
British Dictionary definitions for iodic acid
noun
a colourless or pale yellow soluble crystalline substance that forms acidic aqueous solutions. Used as a reagent and disinfectant. Formula: HIO 3
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