chemical in Japanese
chemical in Japanese is 化学的, 化学, 化学物質 — chemical means relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
chemical in Japanese
化学的
Pronounced: kagakuteki
Of or relating to chemistry.
化学
Pronounced: kagaku
Of or relating to chemistry.
化学物質
Pronounced: kagakubusshitsu
(chemistry, sciences) Any specific chemical element or chemical compound or alloy.
What does "chemical" mean?
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adj Relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
"the chemical properties of iron"
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noun A specific substance, especially one produced or used in chemistry or industry.
"The lab stores several hazardous chemicals in a locked cabinet."
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chemical in a sentence
- the chemical properties of iron
- Pentalene has chemical formula C₈H₆
- The lab stores several hazardous chemicals in a locked cabinet.
- Many cleaning products contain a chemical that can irritate your skin.
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What is "chemical" in Japanese?
"chemical" in Japanese is 化学的, 化学, 化学物質. chemical means: Relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
How do you pronounce 化学的?
"chemical" in Japanese is 化学的, pronounced "kagakuteki".
Are there other ways to say "chemical" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "chemical": 化学的, 化学, 化学物質.
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