selenate Definition
sel·enate (sel′ə nāt′)
noun
- a salt of selenic acid containing the divalent, negative radical SeO
- an uncharged ester of this acid
Etymology: Swed selenat < selen, selenic + -at, -ate
selenate Usage Examples
Noun used with modifier
sodium: Its selenium product will contain sodium selenate rather than the banned selenium yeast.
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