tellurate

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 31
[Eng. tellur ( ic ); -ate.] Chem.: A salt of telluric acid. telluric-ethide, s. [TEL LUR ETHYL.] telluric-ocher, s. [TELLURITE.] telluric-oxide, s. Chemistry: ТеO3. Obtained by strongly heating crystallized telluric acid. It is insoluble in water, and even in a boiling alkaline liquid. telluric-silver, s. (HESSITE, PETZITE.] těl'-lu-ride, s. [Eng. tellur ( ium ); -ide.] Chem.: A salt of tel lur hydric acid. Telluride of bismuth= Tetradymite , Joseite, and Wehrlite ; Telluride of lead= Altaite ; Telluride of silver and gold= Petzite ; Telluride of silver and lead= Sylvanite ; Telluride of nickel- Melonite . těl-lür-i-on, *těl-lür-I-ŭm, s. [Latin tellus (gen it. telluris )=the earth.] An apparatus for the rounded by an involucre. Telopea spec ios is sima , the Waratah of New South Wales and Tasmania, is a splendid proteaceous shrub, cultivated in greenhouses. těl-o-type, s. [Gr. tēle =afar off, and Eng. type.) A printing electric telegraph.
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