Cyanide is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CYANIDE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to treat an ore with cyanid
• treat with cyanide
NOUN:
• a salt or ester of hydrocyanic acid, containing the anion CN⁻ or the group —CN. The salts are generally extremely toxic.
• sodium or potassium cyanide used as a poison or in the extraction of gold and silver.
• extremely poisonous chemical compound
• A compound formed by the union of cyanogen with an element or radical.
• any of a class of organic compounds containing the cyano radical -CN
• an extremely poisonous salt of hydrocyanic acid
• a salt or ester of hydrocyanic acid, containing the anion CN⁻ or the group —CN. The salts are generally extremely toxic.

Words related to CYANIDE

cyanid12 cyanided15 cyanides14 cyaniding16 cyanuret13

Words that contain CYANIDE

cyanided15 cyanides14 isocyanide16 isocyanides17 ferricyanide21 ferrocyanide21 vinylcyanide24 ferricyanides22 ferrocyanides22 vinylcyanides25 platinocyanide22 platinocyanides23

How to use CYANIDE in a sentence

• For death from the swift cyanide would be gentler far than at the hands of a savage native.
• I had to act just as quickly to neutralize that cyanide, too.
• Nothing that proved important was turned up and even visits to near-by towns failed to show any sales of cyanide or sublimate to any one not entitled to buy them.
• The opposite end of the box is a piece of board coated with a salt such as platino-barium cyanide.
• Every drop of water that we drink or use in any way will be polluted with this deadly cyanide.
• A bald-headed preceptor asked him if he meant to cyanide me and mount me on a pin for preservation in the college museum.
• The chloride and cyanide are said to give good results.
• Certain cyanide compounds might be powerful enough to do so under certain conditions.
• But these are clumsy methods of destruction and will not compare with the far easier remedy of poisoning the colonies by means of cyanide of potassium.
• He has also prepared it from trimethyline cyanide by the action of sodium.
• To any desired quantity of chloride of silver in water add, little by little, cyanide of potassium, shaking well at each addition, until all the cyanide is dissolved.
• Continue this operation, and add the cyanide, until all the precipitate is taken up and held in solution.
• The strength of the solution may be kept up by occasionally adding the chloride of silver and cyanide of potassium.
• There should alway be a very little excess of the cyanide.
• Place one ounce of cyanide of potassium into the bottle and pour in enough dry sawdust to cover the lumps of poison.
• Sufficient fumes from the cyanide will come up through the plaster to poison the air in the bottle and to kill any living thing that attempts to breathe it.
• If you see a moth feeding there, carefully bring the cyanide bottle up and drop him into it.
• The compound, like most of the organic acids, shows a characteristic reaction with ferro and ferrid cyanide of potassium.
• The cyanide plant, presumably, was familiar ground to Porter, whereas the boys had never seen it before.
• In a gleam of light from the mill he saw the white, drawn face of Pardo peering toward the spot where Ballard was splashing in the deadly cyanide solution.
• As Ballard dropped, he flung out his arms, seized the plank, and so kept head and shoulders out of the cyanide.
• Cyanide of potassium is the most virulent poison known.
• Having finished washing the precipitate, slowly add to it a solution of potassium cyanide until all the precipitate is dissolved.
• Comstock following with cyanide boxes and lanterns.
• Ordinary potassium cyanide requires slightly warming in order to start the combustion.
• After which he also retired, cyanide jar containing the victim tucked under his arm.
• The agents used for reduction are hydrogen, charcoal, soda, cyanide of potassium, etc.
• A cyanide will become decomposed and eliminate nitrogen gas, while the residue is charred.
• It chanced that a piece of paper treated with platino-barium cyanide for photographic uses was on a bench near by.

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