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stannic acid
noun
- any of the series of acids usually occurring as amorphous powders and varying in composition from H 2 SnO 3 alpha-stannic acid to H 4 SnO 4 .
Word History and Origins
Origin of stannic acid1
Example Sentences
Stann′ate, a salt formed with stannic acid and a base.—adjs.
In the ensuing reaction the oxygen of the nitrate combines with the tin to form stannic acid, and this, in turn, combining with the alkali present, forms a stannate of that base, which, entering into solution, leaves the before-plated metal tin-free, the chloride present assisting in the reaction.
Antimony Antimonic acid Silver Argentic acid Arsenic Arseniac acid Acid of arsenic Bismuth Bismuthic acid Cobalt Cobaltic acid Copper Cupric acid Tin Stannic acid Iron Ferric acid Manganese Manganesic acid Mercury Mercuric acid Molybdena Molybdic acid Acid of molybdena Nickel Nickelic acid Gold Auric acid Platina Platinic acid Lead Plumbic acid Tungstein Tungstic acid Acid of Tungstein Zinc Zincic acid Combinations of oxygen with simple non-metallic substances.
The tin contained in the stannate is deposited on the cotton in the form of stannic oxide, or, more strictly, stannic acid.
The hydroxides of tin and free stannic acid, which are easily liberated from these compounds, possess in very marked degree the power of fixing dyes upon fibers, as explained under aluminium.
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