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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A violently explosive black powder produced by the interaction of iodine and aqueous ammonia. The substance so produced, however, varies in composition and is probably in the first instance nitrogen tri-iodide(NI3, or rather N2I6), readily changing to compounds containing hydrogen, of which the only one for which the name iodamide should be used is NH2I or N2H4I2.

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  • noun chemistry A particular molecule used as a contrast medium.

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