chemicals in German
chemicals in German is chemische Industrie — chemicals means substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
chemicals in German
chemische Industrie
The chemical industry.
What does "chemicals" mean?
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noun Substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
"The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse."
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noun The chemical industry as a whole.
"He spent his career working in chemicals before moving into pharmaceuticals."
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chemicals in a sentence
- The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse.
- She avoids food with artificial chemicals in it.
- He spent his career working in chemicals before moving into pharmaceuticals.
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What is "chemicals" in German?
"chemicals" in German is chemische Industrie. chemicals means: Substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
How do you use "chemicals" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse." In German, "chemicals" is chemische Industrie.
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