trinitrotoluene in Japanese

trinitrotoluene in Japanese is トリニトロトルエン — trinitrotoluene means a very powerful explosive: a yellow crystalline substance made by treating toluene with nitric acid.

trinitrotoluene in Japanese

トリニトロトルエン

noun

Pronounced: torinitorotoruen

A highly explosive yellow crystalline substance, (CH3C6H2(NO2)3), obtained by reacting nitric acid with toluene.

What does "trinitrotoluene" mean?

noun A very powerful explosive: a yellow crystalline substance made by treating toluene with nitric acid.

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What is "trinitrotoluene" in Japanese?

"trinitrotoluene" in Japanese is トリニトロトルエン. trinitrotoluene means: A very powerful explosive: a yellow crystalline substance made by treating toluene with nitric acid.

How do you pronounce トリニトロトルエン?

"trinitrotoluene" in Japanese is トリニトロトルエン, pronounced "torinitorotoruen".

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