hydrogen in Japanese
hydrogen in Japanese is 水素 — hydrogen means the lightest chemical element, with the symbol H and atomic number 1.
hydrogen in Japanese
水素
Pronounced: suiso
What does "hydrogen" mean?
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noun The lightest chemical element, with the symbol H and atomic number 1.
"Each carbon of the ring has one hydrogen attached except for the fourth one, which is bonded to a substituent."
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noun The colourless, odourless, highly flammable gas made of this element, found as a molecule of two hydrogen atoms.
"Hydrogen is so light that a balloon filled with it rises quickly."
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hydrogen in a sentence
- Each carbon of the ring has one hydrogen attached except for the fourth one, which is bonded to a substituent.
- Our professor then reminded us that a hydrogen ion is merely a proton, and thus we should think about acid-base theory as we consider this problem further.
- Hydrogen is so light that a balloon filled with it rises quickly.
- The lab kept the hydrogen in a strong sealed cylinder.
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What is "hydrogen" in Japanese?
"hydrogen" in Japanese is 水素. hydrogen means: The lightest chemical element, with the symbol H and atomic number 1.
How do you pronounce 水素?
"hydrogen" in Japanese is 水素, pronounced "suiso".
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