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...a caustic substance; contrasted with actual (cf. CAUTERY n. 1). Chiefly in potential cautery. Now hist. ...ng or relating to a part of a verb used to express possibility. Chiefly in potential [[mood]] n. a mood, such as the subjunctive, used to [[expression|express]]

...ical properties]] of the element, viz. [[Electronegativity]], [[Ionization potential]], Preferred [[oxidation state]](s), [[Coordination number]], Preferred typ ...l substance]] that has its unique set of chemical properties, that is, its potential to undergo a certain [[set]] of chemical reactions with other substances. M

...are peculiarly [[sensitive]] to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionization ionization] and subtle [[changes]] in [[opposed]] to the general undirected and unused brain [[potential]], which most people never properly