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hydric

ADJECTIVE
  1. having or characterized by excessive moisture
    a hydric habitat

How To Use hydric In A Sentence

  • Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream.
  • An effect on the permeability of other small uncharged solutes such as monohydric alcohols, amides and acetone was not detectable, although there was some slippage of these solutes across water channels.
  • It had the hydric soil characteristic of former wetlands.
  • Amongst polyhydric alcohols, the behaviour of the methyl ester of catechol, _guaiacol_ was investigated. Synthetic Tannins
  • Mr W.D. Field groups the solvents of pyroxyline into classes thus: Two of the monohydric alcohols; compound ethers of the fatty acids with monohydric alcohols, aldehydes; simple and mixed ketones of the fatty acid series. Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise
  • Especially interesting appears the fact of plants utilising sugars for the esterification of acids, just as glycerol or monohydric alcohols may be employed for the same purpose. Synthetic Tannins
  • Aliphatic dihydric alcohols are known as glycols.
  • Atsion sand (At) is a Group 2 Hydric Soil, which overlays a total of approximately 160 acres representing 8.9 percent of the total area or 91.4 percent of the hydric soils in the borough. 2009 March « Beachwood Historical Alliance
  • Types of binders Alkyd: Produced by condensation reactions between polycarboxylic acids and polyhydric alcohols - often phthalic acid or anhydride and glycerol.
  • The trihydric alcohol structure of glycerin makes it a useful chemical in the manufacture of various hard foams, like those that are placed under siding in buildings and around dishwashers and refrigerators for insulation and sound proofing.
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