orthophosphoric
English
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From ortho- + phosphoric.
Adjective
[edit]orthophosphoric (not comparable)
- (chemistry) Describing the ordinary form of phosphoric acid and its derivatives
- 1878, A. Michaelis, “On the Constituion of Phosphorus Compounds”, in The Quarterly Journal of the Chemical Society of London[1], volume 25, page 983:
- Pyrophosphoric sulphobromide is a liquid of a clear yellow colour, and aromatic, pungent odour, resembling that of orthophosphoric sulphobromide, but still more disagreeable.
- 1916, Alexander Bryan Johnson, General topics, blood vessels, plastic operations, muscles, nerves, wounds, radium[2], page 216:
- Beraneck's tuberculin consists of equal parts of the filtrate of a culture of tubercle bacilli and a 1 per cent. orthophosphoric extract of the residue.
- 2013, Dimitrios Nikolelis, editor, Biosensors for Direct Monitoring of Environmental Pollutants in Field, page 128:
- Alkaline phosphatase catalyses the cleavage of orthophosphoric monoester according to the following scheme […]