Definition

dibasic

adjective
  1. (chemistry) containing two replaceable hydrogen atoms or two basic hydroxyl groups
  2. Usage: technical; chemistry

Examples

  • Sulfuric acid is a dibasic acid because it can donate two protons.
  • Calcium hydroxide is a dibasic base with two hydroxyl groups.
  • In the reaction, the dibasic compound formed two salt products.
  • Dibasic phosphate is commonly used in food additives.
  • The dibasic nature of the molecule allows it to form two bonds with metal ions.

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