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peracid

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peracid /per·ac·id/ (per-as´id) an acid containing more than the usual quantity of oxygen.
per·ac·id (pûrsd)
n.
1. Any of various acids containing the peroxy group.
2. An inorganic acid, such as perchloric acid, containing the largest proportion of oxygen in a series of related acids.

peracid [per-as´id]
an acid containing more than the usual quantity of oxygen.

peracid
an acid containing more than the usual quantity of oxygen.


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