chaotropy
chaotropy noun: the disruption of hydrogen bonds by a chaotropic material.
Noun
chaotropy (uncountable)
- The disruption of hydrogen bonds by a chaotropic material
Origin of chaotropy
From chao- + -tropy. By surface analysis, chao- + -trope + -y.
Questions about chaotropy
- What does chaotropy mean?
- Chaotropy means the disruption of hydrogen bonds by a chaotropic material.
- What part of speech is chaotropy?
- Chaotropy is a noun.
Words near chaotropy in the dictionary
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