bichromate

/ˌbaɪkroʊˈmeɪt/

Definitions

1. noun

A salt or ester of bichromic acid, typically a heavy, crystalline substance used as a pigment or in analytical chemistry.

“The artist used bichromate to create a unique, vibrant painting.”

2. verb

To treat or coat with bichromate

“The engineer bichromated the metal to prevent corrosion.”

Synonyms

  • chromate
  • dichromate

Antonyms

  • monochromate