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polybasic

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polybasic /poly·ba·sic/ (-ba´sik) having several replaceable hydrogen atoms.
pol·y·ba·sic (pl-bsk)
adj.
Of or relating to an acid that has two or more hydrogen atoms that can be replaced by basic atoms or radicals.
polybasic [pol″e-ba´sik]
having several replaceable hydrogen atoms.
polybasic
having several replaceable hydrogen atoms.
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