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decumulation

UK/dɪˌkjuːmjəˈleɪʃən/

decumulation noun: the process of decumulating; in chemistry, any exothermic molecular change that converts a cumulated diene to a conjugated diene.

Noun

decumulation (countable and uncountable, plural decumulations)

  1. The process of decumulating; in chemistry, any exothermic molecular change that converts a cumulated diene to a conjugated diene.

Antonyms of decumulation

Forms of decumulation

pluraldecumulations

Questions about decumulation

What does decumulation mean?
Decumulation means the process of decumulating; in chemistry, any exothermic molecular change that converts a cumulated diene to a conjugated diene.
What part of speech is decumulation?
Decumulation is a noun.
How do you pronounce decumulation?
Decumulation is pronounced /dɪˌkjuːmjəˈleɪʃən/ (UK).
What is the plural of decumulation?
The plural of decumulation is decumulations.

Words near decumulation in the dictionary

  1. decumbitures
  2. decumulate
  3. decumulated
  4. decumulates
  5. decumulating
  6. decumulation
  7. decumulations
  8. decunt
  9. decunted
  10. decunting
  11. decunts

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