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Definition of mole
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Mole (v. t.) To clear of
molehills.
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Microcrith
::
Microcrith
(n.) The
weight
of the half
hydrogen
molecule,
or of the
hydrogen
atom, taken as the
standard
in
comparing
the
atomic
weights
of the
elements;
thus, an atom of
oxygen
weighs
sixteen
microcriths.
See
Crith..
Molebut
::
Molebut
(n.) The
sunfish
(Orthagoriscus,
or
Mola)..
Substitute
::
Substituent
(n.) Any atom,
group,
or
radical
substituted
for
another,
or
entering
a
molecule
in place of some other part which is
removed..
Stearolic
::
Stearin
(n.) One of the
constituents
of
animal
fats and also of some
vegetable
fats, as the
butter
of
cacao.
It is
especially
characterized
by its
solidity,
so that when
present
in
considerable
quantity
it
materially
increases
the
hardness,
or
raises
the
melting
point,
of the fat, as in
mutton
tallow.
Chemically,
it is a
compound
of
glyceryl
with three
molecules
of
stearic
acid, and hence is
technically
called
tristearin,
or
glyceryl
tristearate..
Chemistry
::
Chemistry
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the
composition
of
substances,
and of the
changes
which they
undergo
in
consequence
of
alterations
in the
constitution
of the
molecules,
which
depend
upon
variations
of the
number,
kind, or mode of
arrangement,
of the
constituent
atoms.
These atoms are not
assumed
to be
indivisible,
but
merely
the
finest
grade of
subdivision
hitherto
attained.
Chemistry
deals with the
changes
in the
composition
and
constitution
of
molecules.
See Atom,
Molecul
Protosilicate
::
Protosilicate
(n.) A
silicate
formed
with the
lowest
proportion
of
silicic
acid, or
having
but one atom of
silicon
in the
molecule..
Annoy
::
Annoy (n.) To
molest,
incommode,
or harm; as, to annoy an army by
impeding
its
march,
or by a
cannonade..
Talpa
::
Talpa (n.) A genus of small
insectivores
including
the
common
European
mole.
Chromoleucite
::
Chromoleucite
(n.) A
chromoplastid.
Tetroxide
::
Tetroxide
(n.) An oxide
having
four atoms of
oxygen
in the
molecule;
a
quadroxide;
as,
osmium
tetroxide,
OsO/..
Atom
::
Atom (n.) A
constituent
particle
of
matter,
or a
molecule
supposed
to be made up of
subordinate
particles..
Nondecane
::
Nondecane
(n.) A
hydrocarbon
of the
paraffin
series,
a white waxy
substance,
C19H40;
-- so
called
from the
number
of
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
Troubler
::
Troubler
(n.) One who
troubles
or
disturbs;
one who
afflicts
or
molests;
a
disturber;
as, a
troubler
of the
peace..
Mold
::
Mold (n.) A spot; a
blemish;
a mole.
Molecast
::
Molecast
(n.) A
little
elevation
of earth made by a mole; a
molehill.
Corpuscle
::
Corpuscle
(n.) A
minute
particle;
an atom; a
molecule.
Tetrol
::
Tetrol
(n.) A
hypothetical
hydrocarbon,
C4H4,
analogous
to
benzene;
-- so
called
from the four
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
Polysilicic
::
Polysilicic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
compounds
formed
by the
condensation
of two or more
molecules
of
silicic
acid.
Invertin
::
Invertin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
which
causes
cane sugar to take up a
molecule
of water and be
converted
into
invert
sugar.
Disgregation
::
Disgregation
(n.) The
process
of
separation,
or the
condition
of being
separate,
as of the
molecules
of a
body..
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