"trisilver" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1900, “Mixed Esters of Cochinelic Acid”, in Journal of the Chemical Society, page 661:",
          "text": "This, however, reacts with methyl iodide just as the trisilver salt does. When dry trisilver cochinelate is heated with excess of methyl iodide at 100°, a mixture of the methyl ethers of trimethyl and dimethyl hydrogen cochinelate, OMe⋅C₆HMe(CO₂Me)₃ and OMe⋅C₆HMe(CO₂H)(CO₂Me)₂, is obtained; these can be separated by means of aqueous sodium carbonate.",
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        "(inorganic chemistry, especially in combination) Three silver atoms in a compound."
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