hydrocyanic acid

English

Noun

hydrocyanic acid (countable and uncountable, plural hydrocyanic acids)

(chemistry) a solution of hydrogen cyanide, HCN, in water; a weak poisonous acid, used as a fumigant

Synonyms

prussic acid

Translations

prussic acid — see also hydrogen cyanide

Catalan: àcid cianhídric m
Czech: kyselina kyanovodíková f
French: acide prussique (fr) m, acide cyanhydrique (fr) m
German: Blausäure (de) f
Greek: υδροκυανικό οξύ n (ydrokyanikó oxý), πρωσσικό οξύ n (prossikó oxý)
Hungarian: hidrociánsav, kéksav (hu)
Icelandic: blásýra f
Irish: aigéad prúiseach m
Italian: acido cianidrico (it) m
Japanese: シアン化水素酸 (シアンかすいそさん, shian-ka suisosan), 青酸 (ja) (せいさん, seisan)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: blåsyre m or f

Nynorsk: blåsyre f
Polish: kwas pruski m, kwas cyjanowodorowy m
Portuguese: ácido cianídrico m ácido prússico m
Romanian: acid cianhidric (ro) m
Russian: сини́льная кислота́ (ru) f (sinílʹnaja kislotá)
Thai: กรดไฮโดรไซยานิก (gròt-hai-droo-sai-yaa-nìk)

See also

Zyklon B

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