iodin

/ˈaɪədɪn/
noun
  1. A nonstandard spelling of 'iodine', a chemical element used as a disinfectant and essential for thyroid health.
    • The label on the bottle said 'tincture of iodin' as an old-fashioned spelling.
    • Some older chemistry textbooks still use the spelling 'iodin'.
    • The pharmacist noted that 'iodin' is an alternate but less common spelling of iodine.
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