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dichromate

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dichromate /di·chro·mate/ (-māt) a salt containing the bivalent Cr2O7 radical.
di·chro·mate (d-krmt, dkr-)
n.
A compound containing the divalent negative ion, Cr2O7, usually having a characteristic orange-red color. Also called bichromate.
dichromate [di-kro´māt]
a salt containing the bivalent Cr2O7 radical.
dichromate
a salt containing the bivalent Cr2O7 radical.
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