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Definition of molecule
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Molecule
(n.) One of the very small
invisible
particles
of which all
matter
is
supposed
to
consist.
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Molecule
::
Molecule
(n.) One of the very small
invisible
particles
of which all
matter
is
supposed
to
consist.
Molecular
::
Molecular
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
connected
with,
produced
by, or
consisting
of,
molecules;
as,
molecular
forces;
molecular
groups
of
atoms,
etc..
Intramolecular
::
Intramolecular
(a.)
Between
molecules;
situated,
or
acting,
between
the
molecules
of
bodies..
Hexeikosane
::
Hexeikosane
(n.) A
hydrocarbon,
C26H54,
resembling
paraffine;
-- so
called
because
each
molecule
has
twenty-six
atoms of
carbon..
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..
Invertin
::
Invertin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
which
causes
cane sugar to take up a
molecule
of water and be
converted
into
invert
sugar.
Tetradecane
::
Tetradecane
(n.) A light oily
hydrocarbon,
C14H30,
of the
marsh-gas
series;
-- so
called
from the
fourteen
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
Polyatomic
::
Polyatomic
(a.)
Having
more than one atom in the
molecule;
consisting
of
several
atoms.
Polybromide
::
Polybromide
(n.) A
bromide
containing
more than one atom of
bromine
in the
molecule.
Diureide
::
Diureide
(n.) One of a
series
of
complex
nitrogenous
substances
regarded
as
containing
two
molecules
of urea or their
radicals,
as uric acid or
allantoin.
Cf.
Ureide..
Monoxide
::
Monoxide
(n.) An oxide
containing
one atom of
oxygen
in each
molecule;
as,
barium
monoxide..
Dissociation
::
Dissociation
(n.) The
process
by which a
compound
body
breaks
up into
simpler
constituents;
-- said
particularly
of the
action
of heat on
gaseous
or
volatile
substances;
as, the
dissociation
of the
sulphur
molecules;
the
dissociation
of
ammonium
chloride
into
hydrochloric
acid and
ammonia..
Tetrol
::
Tetrol
(n.) A
hypothetical
hydrocarbon,
C4H4,
analogous
to
benzene;
-- so
called
from the four
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
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::
-retted
(a.)
Containing
two atoms or
equivalents
of
carbon
in the
molecule.
Linkage
::
Linkage
(n.)
Manner
of
linking
or of being
linked;
-- said of the union of atoms or
radicals
in the
molecule.
Micella
::
Micella
(n.) A
theoretical
aggregation
of
molecules
constituting
a
structural
particle
of
protoplasm,
capable
of
increase
or
diminution
without
change
in
chemical
nature..
Tetrabasic
::
Tetrabasic
(a.)
Capable
of
neutralizing
four
molecules
of a
monacid
base;
having
four
hydrogen
atoms
capable
of
replacement
by
bases;
quadribasic;
-- said of
certain
acids;
thus,
normal
silicic
acid,
Si(OH)4,
is a
tetrabasic
acid..
Disgregation
::
Disgregation
(n.) The
process
of
separation,
or the
condition
of being
separate,
as of the
molecules
of a
body..
Substitute
::
Substituent
(n.) Any atom,
group,
or
radical
substituted
for
another,
or
entering
a
molecule
in place of some other part which is
removed..
Corpuscle
::
Corpuscle
(n.) A
minute
particle;
an atom; a
molecule.
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