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germanium |
a tetravalent metal chemical element that has thirty-two protons in each nucleus and occurs naturally as a contaminant of coal, but can be purified for use in transistors and as a component of high-quality optical glass. (symbol: Ge) |
hafnium |
a chemical element that has seventy-two protons in each nucleus and that occurs as a tetravalent metal often found in combination with zirconium, used in pure form for applications such as nuclear reactor control rods because it absorbs neutrons well. (symbol: Hf) |
manganite |
any of several salts containing tetravalent manganese. [1/2 definitions] |
palladic |
of or containing tetravalent palladium. |
platinic |
of, containing, or similar to platinum, esp. tetravalent platinum. |
quadrivalent |
having a valence of four; tetravalent. [1/2 definitions] |
stannic |
of or containing tin, esp. when tetravalent. |
tetrad |
in chemistry, an element, radical, or atom that is tetravalent. [1/3 definitions] |
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