| 释义 |
uranate Chem.|ˈjʊərənət|
[f. uran-ic + -ate1 1 c. Cf. F. uranate.]
A salt produced by the action of uranic oxide upon a base.
1842T. Graham Elem. Chem. 644 The alkaline and earthy uranates. 1868Watts' Dict. Chem. V. 947 Uranate of Ammonium... Uranate of Barium. Ibid. 948 Uranate of Zinc. 1878C. M. Tidy Handbk. Mod. Chem. 337 Uranic oxide can act both as base and acid, forming in the latter case the compounds called uranates. |
