Meaning of "osmious" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF OSMIOUS

osmious  [ˈɒzmɪəs]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF OSMIOUS

Osmious is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

TRANSLATION OF OSMIOUS

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSMIOUS»

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A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...

Protoxide, or Osmious Oxide. OsO. — Obtained in the anhydrous state by igniting osmious or potassio-osmious sulphite in a stream of carbonic anhydride. A blue- black hydrate, probably OsH202, is produced by heating osmious sulphite with ...

Henry Watts, 1872

Works of the Cavendish Society: Gmelin, Leopold. Hand-book ...

13, 104 17, 128 Bisulphite of Aldehyde-ammonia 9, 287 17, 116 >, Ammonia anhy17, 125 drous .... 2, 455 17, 126 ,, Ammonia 2, 457 17, 126 ,, Ammonia with Acetone 13, 469 18, 377 „ Osmious cxidc with Chloride of Potas10, 152 sium 6, 419 ...

Cavendish Society, London, 1872

A Dictionary of Chemistry

Obtained in the anhydrous state by igniting osmions or potassio-osmious sulphite in a stream of carbonic anhydride. A blue- Macfe hydrate, probably OsH*O!, is produced by heating osmious sulphite with-strong potash solution, in a closed ...

Henry Watts, 1866

The American Journal of Science

Peroxide of titanium. Aurous oxide. Protoxide of gold. Auric oxide. Peroxide of gold. Platinous oxide. Protoxide of platinum. Platinic oxide. Peroxide of platinum. Iridious oxide.( 18) Susiridious oxide. Iridic oxide. Susiridic oxide. Osmious oxide.

‎1832

American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...

Titanic oxide. Titanic acid.. Aurous oxide. Auric oxide. Platinous oxide. Platinic oxide. Iridious oxide.(18) Susiridious oxide. Iridic oxide. Susiridic oxide. Osmious oxide. (19) Protoxide of antimony. Deutoxide of antimony. Peroxide of antimony.

‎1832

The American journal of science and arts

Protoxide of gold. Auric oxide. Peroxide of gold. Platinous oxide. Protoxide of platinum. Platinic oxide. Peroxide of platinum. Iridious oxide. (18) Susiridious oxide. Iridic oxide. Susiridic oxide. Osmious oxide.(19) Susosmious oxide. Osmic oxide.

‎1832

A Manual of Chemistry

The dichloride or hypo-osmious chloride, dissolves in water with dark violet-blue colour. It is likewise formed by the action of reducing agents on either of the higher chlorides, into which, on the other hand, it is easily converted by oxidation.

Henry Watts, 1883

American journal of science

Iridic oxide. Susiridic oxide. Osmious oxide. (19) Protoxide of antimony. Deutoxide of antimony. Peroxide of antimony. Oxide of tellurium. Oxide of tantalum or columbium. Protoxide of titanium. Peroxide of titanium. Protoxide of gold. Peroxide of ...

‎1832

Manual of Chemistry

The dichloride or hypo-osmious chloride, dissolves in water with dark violet-blue colour. It is likewise formed by the action of reducing agents on either of the higher chlorides, into which, on the other hand, it is easily converted by oxidation.

George Fownes, Henry Watts, 1883

The Chemical News

Oil. Osmious. Acid. and. the. position. of. Osmium. Mixtures of Alcohol and Water — Detection of Plwsplwrut*. Estimation. 206 ( Cm Mic jll Nkw*. I April 7, i860. Piperidine . Methylpiperidine Ethylpiperidine . Boiling-point. 1060, II7° □ 1*8°' ...

‎1860