hydroxide in Japanese
hydroxide in Japanese is 水酸化物 — hydroxide means a negatively charged ion made of one oxygen and one hydrogen atom (OH⁻), or any compound containing it.
hydroxide in Japanese
水酸化物
Pronounced: suisankabutsu
(chemistry) A univalent anion (OH−) based on the hydroxyl functional group.
What does "hydroxide" mean?
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noun A negatively charged ion made of one oxygen and one hydrogen atom (OH⁻), or any compound containing it.
"Sodium hydroxide is the main ingredient in many drain cleaners."
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hydroxide in a sentence
- Sodium hydroxide is the main ingredient in many drain cleaners.
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What is "hydroxide" in Japanese?
"hydroxide" in Japanese is 水酸化物. hydroxide means: A negatively charged ion made of one oxygen and one hydrogen atom (OH⁻), or any compound containing it.
How do you pronounce 水酸化物?
"hydroxide" in Japanese is 水酸化物, pronounced "suisankabutsu".
How do you use "hydroxide" in a sentence?
Example: "Sodium hydroxide is the main ingredient in many drain cleaners." In Japanese, "hydroxide" is 水酸化物.
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