monoxide in Greek
monoxide in Greek is μονοξείδιο — monoxide means a chemical compound containing one oxygen atom per molecule, most familiar in "carbon monoxide.".
monoxide in Greek
μονοξείδιο
Pronounced: monoxeidio
(chemistry) Any oxide containing a single oxygen atom in each molecule or formula unit.
What does "monoxide" mean?
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noun A chemical compound containing one oxygen atom per molecule, most familiar in "carbon monoxide."
"Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it's colorless and odorless."
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monoxide in a sentence
- Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it's colorless and odorless.
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What is "monoxide" in Greek?
"monoxide" in Greek is μονοξείδιο. monoxide means: A chemical compound containing one oxygen atom per molecule, most familiar in "carbon monoxide."
How do you pronounce μονοξείδιο?
"monoxide" in Greek is μονοξείδιο, pronounced "monoxeidio".
How do you use "monoxide" in a sentence?
Example: "Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it's colorless and odorless." In Greek, "monoxide" is μονοξείδιο.
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