bismuthic
- adjective
- /ˌbɪzˈmʌθɪk/
- Specialized
- She prepared a solution containing a bismuthic salt in the laboratory.
Examples
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The scientist analyzed a bismuthic compound for its potential use in electronics.
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Scientists are studying bismuthic materials for their unique properties.
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Bismuthic oxides are studied for their unique catalytic properties.
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The bismuthic compound showed promising results in the experiment.
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Bismuthic oxides are studied for their unique catalytic properties.
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The team developed a new bismuthic material that enhances electronic conductivity.
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Researchers are investigating bismuthic compounds for their applications in medical imaging.
Synonyms
Something that contains the metal bismuth, for example a coating or medicine
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Etymology
Bismuthic comes from the metal name bismuth, which itself comes from the German Wismut, plus the ending -ic, as in metallic, which makes a word mean 'relating to' or 'containing' that metal. In chemistry, bismuthic often refers to the form of bismuth with a higher positive charge, so it usually means 'relating to' or 'containing bismuth' in that chemical form.