dianhydride
dianhydride noun: any compound containing two anhydride groups.
Noun
dianhydride (plural dianhydrides)
- Any compound containing two anhydride groups
- Any cyclic product of the condensation of two monosaccharide molecules with the elimination of two molecules of water
Forms of dianhydride
| plural | dianhydrides |
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Origin of dianhydride
From di- + anhydride.
Questions about dianhydride
- What does dianhydride mean?
- Dianhydride means any compound containing two anhydride groups.
- What part of speech is dianhydride?
- Dianhydride is a noun.
- What is the plural of dianhydride?
- The plural of dianhydride is dianhydrides.
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