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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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Sesquioxide
::
Sesquioxide
(n.) An oxide
containing
three atoms of
oxygen
with two atoms (or
radicals)
of some other
substance;
thus,
alumina,
Al2O3 is a
sesquioxide..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.) One who
advocates
radical
changes
in
government
or
social
institutions,
especially
such
changes
as are
intended
to level class
inequalities;
--
opposed
to
conservative..
Salicyl
::
Salicyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
of
salicylic
acid and of
certain
related
compounds.
Tolyl
::
Tolyl (n.) The
hydrocarbon
radical,
CH3.C6H4,
regarded
as
characteristic
of
certain
compounds
of the
aromatic
series
related
to
toluene;
as, tolyl
carbinol..
Potassoxyl
::
Potassoxyl
(n.) The
radical
KO,
derived
from, and
supposed
to exist in,
potassium
hydroxide
and other
compounds..
Ethenyl
::
Ethenyl
(n.) A
univalent
hydrocarbon
radical
of the
ethylene
series,
CH2:CH;
--
called
also
vinyl.
See
Vinyl..
Interscendent
::
Interscendent
(a.)
Having
exponents
which are
radical
quantities;
-- said of
certain
powers;
as, xÃ2, or
xÃa..
Nitroso-
::
Nitroso-
() (/ / /).
(Chem.)
A
prefix
(also used
adjectively)
designating
the group or
radical
NO,
called
the
nitroso
group,
or its
compounds..
Propyl
::
Propyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
C3H7,
regarded
as the
essential
residue
of
propane
and
related
compounds..
Phthalyl
::
Phthalyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
of
phthalic
acid.
Nitride
::
Nitride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of
nitrogen
with a more
metallic
element
or
radical;
as, boric
nitride..
Undecyl
::
Undecyl
(n.) The
radical
regarded
as
characteristic
of
undecylic
acid.
Hexad
::
Hexad (n.) An atom whose
valence
is six, and which can be
theoretically
combined
with,
substituted
for, or
replaced
by, six monad atoms or
radicals;
as,
sulphur
is a hexad in
sulphuric
acid. Also used as an
adjective..
Allyl
::
Allyl (n.) An
organic
radical,
C3H5,
existing
especially
in oils of
garlic
and
mustard..
Sulphinic
::
Sulphine
(n.) Any one of a
series
of basic
compounds
which
consist
essentially
of
sulphur
united
with
hydrocarbon
radicals.
In
general
they are oily or
crystalline
deliquescent
substances
having
a
peculiar
odor; as,
trimethyl
sulphine,
(CH3)3S.OH.
Cf.
Sulphonium..
Diallyl
::
Diallyl
(n.) A
volatile,
pungent,
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C6H10,
consisting
of two allyl
radicals,
and
belonging
to the
acetylene
series..
Ambreate
::
Ambreate
(n.) A salt
formed
by the
combination
of
ambreic
acid with a base or
positive
radical.
Antimonite
::
Antimonite
(n.) A
compound
of
antimonious
acid and a base or basic
radical.
Residue
::
Residue
(n.) That which
remains
of a
molecule
after the
removal
of a
portion
of its
constituents;
hence,
an atom or group
regarded
as a
portion
of a
molecule;
-- used as
nearly
equivalent
to
radical,
but in a more
general
sense..
Quadrivalent
::
Quadrivalent
(a.)
Having
a
valence
of four;
capable
of
combining
with, being
replaced
by, or
compared
with, four monad
atoms;
tetravalent;
-- said of
certain
atoms and
radicals;
thus,
carbon
and
silicon
are
quadrivalent
elements..
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