deliquescent
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[fr. L. deliquescere, to melt away, dissolve, disappear] /de li KWE sunt/
1) tending to melt away or dissolve
2) having repeated division into branches [also transf. and fig.]
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- palladium nitrate (inorganic chemistry)
- thulium chloride (inorganic chemistry)
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