tribase

/ˈtraɪbeɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of organic compound containing three hydroxyl groups.

“The scientist studied the tribase in the laboratory, fascinated by its unique properties.”

2. noun

A type of three-pointed or three-pronged object, such as an arrowhead.

“The archaeologist discovered an ancient tribase buried in the excavation site.”

Synonyms

  • polyol
  • tricarboxylic acid

Antonyms

  • monobase
  • monofunctional compound