iodide

See also: Iodide

English

Etymology

From iodine +‎ -ide.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɑɪ.ə.ˌdɑɪd/

Noun

iodide (plural iodides)

1. (inorganic chemistry) A binary compound of iodine and another element or radical.

   Synonyms: (all obsolete) iode, iodure, ioduret

Derived terms

• acyl iodide
• americium iodide
• ammonium iodide
• auric iodide
• aurous iodide
• barium iodide
• bismuthous iodide
• cadmium iodide
• caesium iodide, cesium iodide
• chloriodide, chloroiodide
• chlorobromiodide
• cuprous iodide
• curium iodide
• diiodide
• dithiazanine iodide
• ethyl iodide
• hydrogen iodide
• indium iodide
• iodidate
• iodide of iodammonium
• iodiodide
• iron iodide
• kalium iodide
• lead iodide
• lithium iodide
• manganese iodide
• methyl iodide
• oxapium iodide
• oxyiodide
• phosphonium iodide
• potassium iodide
• radium iodide
• scandium iodide
• silver iodide
• sodium iodide
• stannous iodide
• sulfiodide, sulphiodide
• thallious iodide
• triiodide
• tungsten iodide
• vinyl iodide

 

Translations

binary compound

• Bulgarian: йодид m (jodid)
• Catalan: iodur (ca) m
• Czech: jodid m
• Finnish: jodidi (fi)
• French: iodure (fr) m
• German: Iodid n
• Hindi: जंबुकित (jambukit)
• Hungarian: jodid
• Ido: iodido (io)
• Italian: ioduro (it) m
• Japanese: ヨウ化物 (ようかぶつ, yōkabutsu)
• Maori: kahautawa
• Polish: jodek (pl) m
• Portuguese: iodeto m
• Romanian: iodură (ro) f
• Sanskrit: जम्बेय (jambeya)
• Spanish: yoduro (es) m
• Swedish: jodid (sv) c
• Turkish: iyodür (tr)