isomer in Greek
isomer in Greek is ισομερές — isomer means a chemical compound that shares its molecular formula with another compound but has a different arrangement of atoms.
isomer in Greek
ισομερές
Pronounced: isomeres
What does "isomer" mean?
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noun A chemical compound that shares its molecular formula with another compound but has a different arrangement of atoms.
"Glucose and fructose are isomers of one another."
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noun An atomic nucleus that shares its mass number and atomic number with another nucleus but differs in its radioactive behaviour.
"The excited nucleus decays into a more stable isomer."
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isomer in a sentence
- Glucose and fructose are isomers of one another.
- The two isomers behave very differently in the body despite sharing a formula.
- The excited nucleus decays into a more stable isomer.
- Technetium-99m is a well-known nuclear isomer used in medical scans.
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What is "isomer" in Greek?
"isomer" in Greek is ισομερές. isomer means: A chemical compound that shares its molecular formula with another compound but has a different arrangement of atoms.
How do you pronounce ισομερές?
"isomer" in Greek is ισομερές, pronounced "isomeres".
How do you use "isomer" in a sentence?
Example: "Glucose and fructose are isomers of one another." In Greek, "isomer" is ισομερές.
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