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cupric /cu·pric/ (koo´prik) containing copper in its divalent form (dbondCu), and yielding divalent ions (Cu2+) in aqueous solution.
cupric sulfate  a crystalline salt of copper used as an emetic, astringent, and fungicide, as an oral antidote to phosphorus poisoning and a topical treatment of cutaneous phosphorus burns, and as a catalyst in iron deficiency anemia.
cu·pric (kprk)
adj.
Of or containing divalent copper.
cupric
[kyo̅o̅′prik]
Etymology: L, cuprum, copper
pertaining to copper in its divalent form, as cupric sulfate. Also called copper (II), as in copper (II) sulfate.
cupric
pertaining to or containing divalent copper.
cupric complex
see cuprimyxin.


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