iodide
/ɪəˈdaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A compound of iodine, typically with a metal or hydrogen.
“The chemist synthesized the iodide of sodium for the experiment.”
2. noun
A salt of iodine, often used as a disinfectant or in medicine.
“The doctor prescribed an iodide supplement to the patient for thyroid issues.”
3. noun
A compound containing an iodine atom.
“The researcher studied the properties of various iodides in the lab.”