auric
- adjective
- /ˈɔːrɪk/
- Specialized
- In chemistry, auric chloride is a well-known gold compound.
Examples
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Certain medications contain auric salts as one of their ingredients.
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The auric jewelry sparkled under the sunlight.
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The scientist analyzed the auric compound to determine its chemical properties.
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Is this auric metal pure gold?
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In chemistry, auric chloride is often used in reactions to produce gold compounds.
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Certain medications utilize auric salts to enhance their effectiveness.
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The artist chose to use auric accents in her painting to symbolize wealth.
Synonyms
Rocks or soil that contain gold
Rock or soil that contains gold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Auric comes from the Latin root aur- meaning 'gold'. You can see the same root in the chemical symbol Au, so auric means containing or related to gold.