Sur-ŏx'ide, n.
n. [Fr. suroxyde. See SUR and OXIDE.] (Chem.) An oxide containing a greater number of equivalents of oxygen than of the base with which it is combined, or more than enough to satisfy the affinities of the base. [Obs.]
n. [Fr. suroxyde. See SUR and OXIDE.] (Chem.) An oxide containing a greater number of equivalents of oxygen than of the base with which it is combined, or more than enough to satisfy the affinities of the base. [Obs.]