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Definition of radical
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of radical is as below...
Radical
(a.)
Relating,
or
belonging,
to the root, or
ultimate
source
of
derivation;
as, a
radical
verbal
form..
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Ester
::
Ester (n.) An
ethereal
salt, or
compound
ether,
consisting
of an
organic
radical
united
with the
residue
of any
oxygen
acid,
organic
or
inorganic;
thus the
natural
fats are
esters
of
glycerin
and the fatty
acids,
oleic,
etc..
Radical
::
Radical
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
proceeding
from, the root of a
plant;
as,
radical
tubers
or
hairs..
Xanthogen
::
Xanthogen
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
supposed
to be
characteristic
of
xanthic
acid.
Heptavalent
::
Heptavalent
(a.)
Having
seven units of
attractive
force or
affinity;
-- said of
heptad
elements
or
radicals.
Radical
::
Radical
(n.) A
radical
quantity.
See under
Radical,
a..
Dicyanide
::
Dicyanide
(n.) A
compound
of a
binary
type
containing
two
cyanogen
groups
or
radicals;
--
called
also
bicyanide.
Nitroso-
::
Nitroso-
() (/ / /).
(Chem.)
A
prefix
(also used
adjectively)
designating
the group or
radical
NO,
called
the
nitroso
group,
or its
compounds..
Phosphinic
::
Phosphinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
certain
acids
analogous
to the
phosphonic
acids,
but
containing
two
hydrocarbon
radicals,
and
derived
from the
secondary
phosphines
by
oxidation..
Benzyl
::
Benzyl
(n.) A
compound
radical,
C6H5.CH2,
related
to
toluene
and
benzoic
acid; --
commonly
used
adjectively..
Pyridyl
::
Pyridyl
(n.) A
hypothetical
radical,
C5H4N,
regarded
as the
essential
residue
of
pyridine,
and
analogous
to
phenyl..
Aniline
::
Aniline
(n.) An
organic
base
belonging
to the
phenylamines.
It may be
regarded
as
ammonia
in which one
hydrogen
atom has been
replaced
by the
radical
phenyl.
It is a
colorless,
oily
liquid,
originally
obtained
from
indigo
by
distillation,
but now
largely
manufactured
from coal tar or
nitrobenzene
as a base from which many
brilliant
dyes are
made..
Hemimellitic
::
Hemimellitic
(a.)
Having
half as many
(three)
carboxyl
radicals
as
mellitic
acid; -- said of an
organic
acid.
Dinaphthyl
::
Dinaphthyl
(n.) A
colorless,
crystalline
hydrocarbon,
C20H14,
obtained
from
naphthylene,
and
consisting
of a
doubled
naphthylene
radical..
Diallyl
::
Diallyl
(n.) A
volatile,
pungent,
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C6H10,
consisting
of two allyl
radicals,
and
belonging
to the
acetylene
series..
Ultra
::
Ultra (n.) One who
advocates
extreme
measures;
an
ultraist;
an
extremist;
a
radical.
Polyacid
::
Polyacid
(a.)
Capable
of
neutralizing,
or of
combining
with,
several
molecules
of a
monobasic
acid;
having
more than one
hydrogen
atom
capable
of being
replaced
by acid
radicals;
-- said of
certain
bases;
as,
calcium
hydrate
and
glycerin
are
polyacid
bases..
Methenyl
::
Methenyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
hydrocarbon
radical
CH,
regarded
as an
essential
residue
of
certain
organic
compounds..
Dyad
::
Dyad (n.) An
element,
atom, or
radical
having
a
valence
or
combining
power of two..
Triglyceride
::
Triglyceride
(n.) A
glyceride
formed
by the
replacement
of three
hydrogen
atoms in
glycerin
by acid
radicals.
Biacid
::
Biacid
(a.)
Having
two
hydrogen
atoms which can be
replaced
by
negative
atoms or
radicals
to form
salts;
-- said of
bases.
See
Diacid.
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