ethane in Greek
ethane in Greek is αιθάνιο — ethane means a gas made of carbon and hydrogen, with the formula C2H6, found as part of natural gas.
ethane in Greek
αιθάνιο
Pronounced: aithanio
(organic compound, uncountable) An aliphatic hydrocarbon, C2H6, gaseous at normal temperatures and pressures, being a constituent of natural gas.
What does "ethane" mean?
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noun A gas made of carbon and hydrogen, with the formula C2H6, found as part of natural gas.
"Ethane is a gas at normal temperatures and pressures."
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ethane in a sentence
- Ethane is a gas at normal temperatures and pressures.
- Natural gas contains a small amount of ethane.
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What is "ethane" in Greek?
"ethane" in Greek is αιθάνιο. ethane means: A gas made of carbon and hydrogen, with the formula C2H6, found as part of natural gas.
How do you pronounce αιθάνιο?
"ethane" in Greek is αιθάνιο, pronounced "aithanio".
How do you use "ethane" in a sentence?
Example: "Ethane is a gas at normal temperatures and pressures." In Greek, "ethane" is αιθάνιο.
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