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zincate

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zinc·ate  (zngkt)
n.
A salt of zinc hydroxide, such as Zn(OH)2.
zincate [ˈzɪŋkeɪt]
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) any of a class of salts derived from the amphoteric hydroxide of zinc, Zn(OH)2, often thought of as the acid H2ZnO2
zincate  (zngkt)
A chemical compound containing the group ZnO2.
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