succinate

[ suhk-suh-neyt ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, Chemistry.

succinate

/ ˈsʌksɪˌneɪt /

succinate

/ sŭk′sə-nāt′ /

From French, dating back to 1780–90; succinic, -ate ²

C18: from succin ( ic ) + -ate ²

Selenophene was prepared from sodium succinate and phosphorous triselenide, or by conducting ethylselenide through hot tubes.

This process is as good as that by succinate of ammonia, which requires many precautions.

The succinate of ammonia is an excellent reagent for detecting and separating iron.

It is the combination of holadin, bile salts, sodium succinate and phenolphthalein to which objection is made.

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