biiodhydrique

A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 65
a. of the nature of a diiodohy- drin. See bibromhydrique. biiodure, m. diiodide, biiodide, bin iodide. — de mercure, mercuric iodide, 64 bijon, bijou, bijouterie, bilan, bile, — biliaire, bilieux, billard, bille, billet, — — billon, billot, biloupe, bimagnésique, bimétallique, binaire, binitré, biochimie, biochimiste, biographe, blographie, biologie, biologique, biologiste, bloxyde, — — — bipolaire, bipota é, biprimaire, biprisme, birefringent, bis, bisaccharide, bisage, bisaille, bisannuel, bisazoique, biscuit, bijon 38 blane m. (Pharm.) pine resin. biscuit dz porcelaine, biscuit porcelain, biscuit, m. jewel. bisque. f. jewelry; jeweler’s trade or shop. biscuité, a. (of bread) baked longer than usual. m. balance sheet. bisé, p.a. redyed, dyed a second time. f. bile, gall. biseau, m. bevel; bezel. de beuf, oxgall, ox bile. biseautage, m. beveling. a. biliary, bile. biseauter, v.t. bevel. a. bilious. bisecondaire, a. bisecondary. Cf. biprimaire. m. billiards; billiard table or room. biser, v.t. redye, dye a second time. —.1. (of f. small ball (of metal or other material); grain) darken, deteriorate. billiard ball; marble; log; billet; sucker, bismuth, m. bismuth. shoot; cutting (for propagation). bismuth ifére, a. bismuth i fer ous. m. note, bill, ticket, ballot, certificate. bismuthine, /. (Min.) bismuthinite, bismuthde banque, bank note. ine. simple, promi ory note; (Railways) single bismuth i que, a. bismuthic. ticket. bismuth-triéthyle, m. bismuth triethyl, m. coin bronze; billon (debased alloy triethylbismuthine. formerly used for money); (Agric.) ridge. bi ecter, v.t. bisect. m. block. bi ecteur, a. bisecting. f. a magnifying gla with two bis section, /. bisection. lenses. bis sec trice, a. fem. of bi ecteur. — f. biseca. containing two atoms of trix. magnesium, dimagnesium. bi exuel, a. bisexual. a. bimetallic; containing two bistorte, f. (Bot.) bistort. atoms of a metal, dimetallic. bist or tier, bistotier, m. a wooden pestle. a. binary. bistre, m. bister, bistre a. din it rated, dinitro. —m. dinitro bistrer, v.t. color with bister; brown., compound, bi-sublimé, p.a. twice sublimed, resublimed, f. biochemistry. bisubstitué, a. disubstituted, bisubstituted. m. biochemist. bisulfite, n. bisulfite, acid sulfite. m. biographer; biograph. — de soude, sodium bisulfite. /. biography. bisulfitique, a. of or pertaining to a bisulfite, f/. biology. bisulfitic, bisulfite. a. biologic(al). bisulfure, m. disulfide, bisulfide. blologue, m. biologist. bitartrate, m. bitartrate, acid tartrate. m. dioxide, (formerly) bioxide. — de pota e, pota ium bitartrate. d'argent, silver dioxide. bitertiaire, a. bitertiary. Cf. biprimaire. d'azote, nitrogen dioxide. bitter, m. bitters (the liquor, esp. made from d'étain, tin dioxide, stannic oxide. gin). a. bipolar. bitumage, m. covering with bitumen. a, containing two atoms of potasbitume, m. bitumen. sium, dipota ium, — de Judée, Jew's pitch, bitumen of Judea. a. biprimary (said, e.7., of a combitumer, v.¢. bituminize. pound containing two primary alcohol bitumeux, a. bituminous. groups). bituminer, ».t. bituminize. m. biprism. bitumineux, a. bituminous. a. birefringent. bituminifére, a. bituminiferous. a. grayish brown, brown, swarthy. — adv. bituminisation, f. bituminization. a second time, twice (used with numbers; bituminiser, ».t. bituminize. e.g. 10 bis in a series is equivalent to 10A bizarre, a. bizarre, fantastic. or 10$). —interj. encore! blafard, a. dull, dim, pale. m. bisaccharide (disaccharide). blaireau, m. brush (of badger’s hair or other m. second dyeing. soft hair); badger. f. coarse flour; mixture of peas and blame, m. blame. vetches. blane, a. white; blank; clean. —m. white; a. biennial. blank space, blank; white heat; white a. disazo. — m. disazo compound man, white boy; white sauce. or dye. — ancien, — antique, (Gla ) white gla with m. biscuit; (Ceram.) biscuit, bisque. a slight bluish green tint, cathedral gla . — a. twice baked, twice burned, — d’antimoine, antimony white, 65 blane blane d’argent, a fine variety of white lead. — de baleine, spermaceti. — de baryte, baryta white. — de bismuth, bismuth white. — de Bougival, a form of whiting. — de céruse, white lead, lead white. — de Champagne, whiting, whitening. — de champignon, mushroom spawn. — de chaux, whitewash, coat of whitewash. — de Chine, Chinese white. — de fard, pearl white (basic bismuth nitrates). — de Hambourg, Hamburg white. —de Hollande, Dutch white. — de Krems, Kremnitz white, krems white. — de lait, milky white. — de lune, (Metal.) white heat, welding heat. — de Meudon, a form of whiting. — de Mulhouse, lead sulfate. — de neige, snow white (zinc white). — de perle, pearl white (bismuth oxy chloride). — de plomb, white lead, lead white. — d’Espagne, Spanish white. — de Troyes, a form of whiting. — de Venise, Venetian white. — de zinc, zine white. — d’euf, egg white, white of egg. — fixe, blanc fixe (barium sulfate). — mat, dead white, dull white. — minéral, whiting, whitening. — permanent, permanent white. — sale, dingy white, grayish or yellowish white. — soudant, welding heat, white heat. en —, in white; unpainted; in blank.
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