Crossword clues for cupric
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cupric \Cu"pric\ (k?"pr?k), a. [From Cuprum.] (Chem.) Of, pertaining to, or derived from, copper; containing copper; -- said of those compounds of copper in which this element is present in its lowest proportion.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Of, pertaining to, or derived from, copper; containing copper. 2 (context chemistry English) Containing copper with an oxidation number of 2
WordNet
adj. of or containing divalent copper [syn: cuprous]
Usage examples of "cupric".
They are easily and completely converted into cupric by oxidising agents.
The finishing point is reached as soon as the solution becomes turbid from precipitated cupric hydrate.
Some marvel of internal chemistry allowed the animal to sprout cupric silicates from its skin.
Now he saw that where his scrabbling feet had kicked away the adhering granules and accumulated cupric silicates, something black and shiny lay underneath.
She drew up from the open suitcase a long green paisley gown that set off the cupric tones of her hair.
The sunlight dappling through the lattice warmed the cupric tones of her hair and reflected from the bodice of her white dress to radiate her face in a diffuse glow.
He slashed his finger with a small knife and mixed his blood with the cupric oxide that is copper red.
The cupric smell of blood filled the air, and a septic scent told of spilled guts and corpses.
Jeranyi are gathering the eastern tribes, the ones north of the cupric mines.
Cupric compounds are generally green or blue, and are soluble in ammonia, forming deep blue solutions.
Now he saw that where his scrabbling feet had kicked away the adhering granules and accumulated cupric silicates, something black and shiny lay underneath.
Some marvel of internal chemistry allowed the animal to sprout cupric silicates from its skin.