dibromide
dibromide noun: any bromide containing two bromine atoms in each molecule.
Noun
dibromide (plural dibromides)
Forms of dibromide
| plural | dibromides |
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Origin of dibromide
From di- + bromide.
Words formed from dibromide
- bismuth dibromide
- chromium dibromide
- cobalt dibromide
- copper dibromide
- iron dibromide
- manganese dibromide
- mercury dibromide
- molybdenum dibromide
- nickel dibromide
- platinum dibromide
- silver dibromide
- sulfur dibromide
- sulphur dibromide
- tellurium dibromide
- tin dibromide
- tungsten dibromide
- vanadium dibromide
- ytterbium dibromide
Questions about dibromide
- What does dibromide mean?
- Dibromide means any bromide containing two bromine atoms in each molecule.
- What part of speech is dibromide?
- Dibromide is a noun.
- What is the plural of dibromide?
- The plural of dibromide is dibromides.
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