azide
/ˈzeɪɪd/ or /ˈæzaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A compound of an organic base and azoic acid, often used as an explosive or propellant.
“The scientist worked with azides in her laboratory, taking necessary precautions to avoid explosions.”
1. noun
A compound of an organic base and azoic acid, often used as an explosive or propellant.
“The scientist worked with azides in her laboratory, taking necessary precautions to avoid explosions.”