- K-Phos
- (kaґfos) trademark for any of several preparations containing monobasic potassium phosphate and sometimes also one or more sodium phosphate salts.
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K-Phos
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phos- — Phos [griech. phõs, Gen.: photós = Licht]: Bestimmungswort von Zus. mit der Bed. 1) »lichterzeugend, lichterzeugt«, z. B. Phosgen, Phosphor, Phosphoreszenz, vgl. photo ; 2) »Phosphor enthaltend«, z. B. Phosphan, Phosphid, Phostam, Phosvitin, vgl … Universal-Lexikon
Phos- — Phos [griech. phõs, Gen.: photós = Licht]: Bestimmungswort von Zus. mit der Bed. 1) »lichterzeugend, lichterzeugt«, z. B. Phosgen, Phosphor, Phosphoreszenz, vgl. photo ; 2) »Phosphor enthaltend«, z. B. Phosphan, Phosphid, Phostam, Phosvitin, vgl … Universal-Lexikon
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phos|gene — «FOS jeen», noun. a colorless, poisonous liquid or gas with a suffocating odor, formed by the reaction of carbon monoxide and chlorine, and used in chemical warfare and also in organic synthesis; carbonyl chloride: »The main war gases available… … Useful english dictionary
phos|phene — «FOS feen», noun. a luminous image, as of rings of light, produced by mechanical excitation of the retina, as by pressing the eyeball when the lid is closed. ╂[< French phosphène < Greek phôs, phōtós light1 + phaínein to shine, make appear] … Useful english dictionary
phos´pho|res´cent|ly — phos|pho|res|cent «FOS fuh REHS uhnt», adjective. showing phosphorescence: »A phosphorescent jewel gives off its glow and color in the dark and loses its beauty in the light of day (Atlantic). –phos´pho|res´cent|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
