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Definitions from the WebAnhydrideNoun: 1. A compound formed from another compound by the removal of water. Example sentence: The two oxygen atoms in sulfuric acid combine with one another, eliminating a water molecule and forming an anhydride compound. Noun: 2. Any acid anhydride, a compound formed by the removal of water from an acid. Example sentence: Acetic anhydride is a widely-used chemical compound employed in various chemical syntheses. Noun: 3. Any oxide that reacts with water to form an acid. Example sentence: Carbon dioxide is an example of an anhydride that combines with water to produce carbonic acid. Noun: 4. The name given to a class of compounds derived from an acid by the removal of the elements of water but not of oxygen. Example sentence: Maleic anhydride is a type of anhydride commonly employed in the production of resins and polymers. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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