monoxide in Irish
monoxide in Irish is aonocsaíd — monoxide means a chemical compound containing one oxygen atom per molecule, most familiar in "carbon monoxide.".
monoxide in Irish
aonocsaíd
(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 Irish?
"monoxide" in Irish is aonocsaíd. monoxide means: A chemical compound containing one oxygen atom per molecule, most familiar in "carbon monoxide."
How do you use "monoxide" in a sentence?
Example: "Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it's colorless and odorless." In Irish, "monoxide" is aonocsaíd.
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