glyoxime
/ˈɡlaɪɒksaɪm/Definitions
1. noun
A bidentate ligand that forms a stable chelate complex with many metal ions.
“The chemist used glyoxime to analyze the metal content of the sample.”
2. noun
A compound, often used as an analytical reagent, that chelates with certain metal ions.
“The researcher applied glyoxime to separate and identify the metal ions in the solution.”
3. noun
A type of oxime that is used as a chelating agent.
“The glyoxime was used to precipitate the metal ions from the aqueous solution.”