monomer in Russian
monomer in Russian is мономе́р — monomer means a small molecule that can bond with other molecules of its kind to form a polymer.
monomer in Russian
мономе́р
Pronounced: monomer
(chemistry) A relatively small molecule which can be covalently bonded to other monomers to form a polymer or oligomer.
What does "monomer" mean?
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noun A small molecule that can bond with other molecules of its kind to form a polymer.
"Ethylene is the monomer used to make polyethylene."
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monomer in a sentence
- Ethylene is the monomer used to make polyethylene.
- Each monomer links to the next one as the chain grows.
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What is "monomer" in Russian?
"monomer" in Russian is мономе́р. monomer means: A small molecule that can bond with other molecules of its kind to form a polymer.
How do you pronounce мономе́р?
"monomer" in Russian is мономе́р, pronounced "monomer".
How do you use "monomer" in a sentence?
Example: "Ethylene is the monomer used to make polyethylene." In Russian, "monomer" is мономе́р.
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