Crossword clues for iodize
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Iodize \I"o*dize\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Iodized; p. pr. & vb.
n. Iodizing.]
To treat or impregnate with iodine or its compounds; as, to
iodize a plate for photography.
--R. Hunt.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1841, from comb. form of iodine + -ize. Related: Iodized; iodizing.
Wiktionary
alt. to treat or react with iodine vb. to treat or react with iodine
WordNet
Usage examples of "iodize".
She knew that the outer surface of the thermoplex was iodized so that anyone outside would only see a mirrorlike reflection, but the psychological feeling was still one of utter exposure.
Deftly he closed the chest incision with silver clips, painted the pinched flesh with iodized plastic, cooled the stuff to immediate hardness with a spray of ether.
A photographic plate sensitive throughout its length is got by means of a mixture of eosene, iodized collodion, and bromized collodion.
Eau de fried potato, a musky hint of grease, the floral bouquet of iodized salt.
He ate a bowl of triticale mush and chewed up a mineral-rich handful of iodized sponge.
When the plate flowed with collodion, O'Sullivan laid on the chemical excitantsbromide and iodide of potassiumand, when that turned properly tacky, lifted it into a tub containing nitrate of silver and iodized water.
There was a pane of glass, I guess—you know, that iodized glass—and it .
There was a pane of glass, I guess--you know, that iodized glass--and it .
To avoid goiter, the thyroid condition associated with lack of iodine, you need about 150 micrograms of iodine per day, which you get from roughly one-third teaspoon of iodized salt.