| 释义 |
mercaptide Chem.|mɜːˈkæptaɪd|
[f. prec. + -ide.]
A compound formed by the substitution of a metal for hydrogen in a mercaptan.
1835[see prec.]. 1836Brande Chem. 1109 When mercaptan is acted on by potassium, hydrogen is evolved, and a mercapturet or mercaptide of potassium is formed. |
