iridine
/ˈɪrɪdaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A rare, unstable, yellow or red crystalline compound, Ir₂O₃, obtained by the reduction of iridium oxide.
“The chemist isolated a small amount of iridine from the iridium sample.”
1. noun
A rare, unstable, yellow or red crystalline compound, Ir₂O₃, obtained by the reduction of iridium oxide.
“The chemist isolated a small amount of iridine from the iridium sample.”