Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In chem., charged with iodine as a constituent.
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Examples
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Micronutrient Initiative, more than 80 percent of women and 85 percent of children had sufficient iodine levels while almost 77 percent of households had access to iodated salt.
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Non-iodated salt would still be available for food processing and would also be sold in small packages in pharmacies for those who could not tolerate iodine.
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M. Soliel has proposed the use of the chloride of silver to determine the time required to produce a good impression on the iodated plate in the camera.
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The tube thus disposed is turned from the side of the object of which we wish to take the image, and the time that the chloride of silver takes to become of a greyish slate color will be the time required for the light of the camera to produce a good effect on the iodated silver.
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Overall, around 40 percent of Africa's population suffer from iodine deficiency, which can be corrected by adding a pinch of iodated salt to the diet.
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Briefly, the tissue samples removed from RNA later were rapidly decontaminated with iodated alcohol.
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