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dibridgehead

dibridgehead adjective: being or relating to either of the two atoms in different parts of a molecule that are connected by two bridges, each of two or more other atoms.

Adjective

dibridgehead (not comparable)

  1. (physical, rare) Being or relating to either of the two atoms in different parts of a molecule that are connected by two bridges, each of two or more other atoms.

Origin of dibridgehead

From di- + bridgehead.

Questions about dibridgehead

What does dibridgehead mean?
Dibridgehead means being or relating to either of the two atoms in different parts of a molecule that are connected by two bridges, each of two or more other atoms.
What part of speech is dibridgehead?
Dibridgehead is an adjective.

Words near dibridgehead in the dictionary

  1. dibosons
  2. dibotryoid
  3. dibranchiate
  4. dibranchiates
  5. dibridged
  6. dibridgehead
  7. dibromid
  8. dibromide
  9. dibromides
  10. dibromids
  11. dibrominated

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