fluoride
See also: Fluoride
English
Etymology
fluor(ine) + -ide
Pronunciation
Noun
fluoride (countable and uncountable, plural fluorides)
- (chemistry) Any salt of hydrofluoric acid; for example, potassium fluoride.
- 2000, Lawrie Ryan, Advanced Chemistry for You, Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes, →ISBN, page 54:
- However, too much fluoride produces a mottling effect on teeth. Large doses of fluoride are actually toxic.
- (chemistry) A binary compound of fluorine and another element or radical.
Derived terms
- actinium fluoride
- acyl fluoride
- aluminium fluoride
- ammonium fluoride
- argentous fluoride
- berkelium fluoride
- beryllium fluoride
- borofluoride
- cadmium fluoride
- caesium fluoride, cesium fluoride
- calcium fluoride
- chlorine fluoride
- difluoride
- ferric fluoride
- fluoridation
- fluoride stare
- fluoridisation, fluoridization
- graphite fluoride
- heptafluoride
- hexafluoride
- hydrogen fluoride
- krypton fluoride
- lithium fluoride
- magnesium fluoride
- methyl fluoride
- monofluoride
- nitrosyl fluoride
- nitryl fluoride
- oxygen fluoride
- pentafluoride
- polyvinyl fluoride
- polyvinylidene fluoride
- potassium fluoride
- potassium zirconium fluoride
- radium fluoride
- radon fluoride
- scandium fluoride
- silicofluoride
- silver fluoride
- sodium aluminium fluoride
- sodium fluoride
- sulfonyl fluoride
- sulfuryl fluoride, sulphuryl fluoride
- tetrafluoride
- tetra-n-butylammonium fluoride
- thionyl fluoride
- titanofluoride
- trifluoride
- tungsten fluoride
- uranium hexafluoride
- vinyl fluoride
- yttrium fluoride
- yttrium lithium fluoride
Translations
fluoride
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