deuteride

 [doo-tuh-rahyd, -ter-id, dyoo-]  

deu·ter·ide

   [doo-tuh-rahyd, -ter-id, dyoo-]
noun Chemistry.
a hydride in which deuterium takes the place of ordinary hydrogen.
Origin:
deuter(ium) + -ide
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deuteride (ˈdjuːtəˌraɪd)
 
—n
a compound of deuterium with some other element. It is analogous to a hydride

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