Deu-tōx'ide, n.
n. [From deut, contracted from Gr. δεύτερος, the second, and oxide, q. v.] (Chem.) A compound of two equivalents of oxygen with one of a base.
n. [From deut, contracted from Gr. δεύτερος, the second, and oxide, q. v.] (Chem.) A compound of two equivalents of oxygen with one of a base.