subiodide
/ˌsʌbaɪˈoʊdaɪd/ (SUB-ī-oh-dayd)
Definitions
1. noun
A compound of iodine and hydrogen, especially a salt of hypoidous acid.
“The subiodide was used to test the presence of hydrogen.”
2. noun
Any of several compounds related to hydrogen iodide.
“The chemist studied the properties of various subiodides.”