Trī-tŏx'ide, n.
n. [Gr. τρίτος, the third, and Eng. oxide, Fr. tritoxide.] (Chem.) A non-acid compound of one equivalent of a base with three equivalents of oxygen. [Written also tritoxyd.]
n. [Gr. τρίτος, the third, and Eng. oxide, Fr. tritoxide.] (Chem.) A non-acid compound of one equivalent of a base with three equivalents of oxygen. [Written also tritoxyd.]