carbide in Greek
carbide in Greek is καρβίδιο — carbide means a chemical compound made of carbon combined with a metal or other element.
carbide in Greek
καρβίδιο
Pronounced: karvidio
(chemistry) Any binary compound of carbon and a more electropositive element
What does "carbide" mean?
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noun A chemical compound made of carbon combined with a metal or other element.
"Tungsten carbide is prized for how hard and wear-resistant it is."
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carbide in a sentence
- Tungsten carbide is prized for how hard and wear-resistant it is.
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What is "carbide" in Greek?
"carbide" in Greek is καρβίδιο. carbide means: A chemical compound made of carbon combined with a metal or other element.
How do you pronounce καρβίδιο?
"carbide" in Greek is καρβίδιο, pronounced "karvidio".
How do you use "carbide" in a sentence?
Example: "Tungsten carbide is prized for how hard and wear-resistant it is." In Greek, "carbide" is καρβίδιο.
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