idoes in greek means purple
Iodine
ιώδες (iodes)
Iodine from the greek word - ιώδες or (iodes)
It is called iodine because the Greek word for violet is iodes
the root of the word comes from the greek word "iodes" which means violet.
iodine got its name because when bernard courtois was making saltpeter he added too much acid and a violet puff went into the air and iodine came from the latin word ioeides which means violet in english.
It got it's name, the Greek word iodes meaning purple because it turns purple when it gets hot or is being boiled.
iodine is a solid halogen that can sublimate into a violet colored gas. it is also very useful in health. The name originates from the Greek word Iodes meaning "violet". When dissolved in alcohol, it is a powerful antiseptic germicide.
Actually there are 8 "color" named elements (not 5):Cesium: Latin: caesius, "sky blue"Chlorine: Latin: chloros, "greenish-yellow"Chromium: Greek: chroma, "color"Indium: Latin: indicum, "indigo"Iodine: Greek: iodes, "violet"Iridium: Latin: iris, "rainbow"Praseodymium: Greek: prasios + didymos, "green twin"Rhodium: Greek: rhodon, "rose"
Iodine "iodes" - violet Chlorine "chlorous" - greenish yellow
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If you mean the name Tuck, it doesnt mean anything as it is not Greek nor has Greek roots.
Zeus mean same in Greek