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dibromochloromethanes

dibromochloromethanes is the plural of dibromochloromethane.

Meaning of dibromochloromethane

Noun

dibromochloromethane (usually uncountable, plural dibromochloromethanes, abbreviation DBCM)

  1. (usually) A chemical that forms when chlorine used to disinfect water reacts with natural organic matter. It is found in small amounts in treated drinking water and can be harmful in high or long-term exposure.

Questions about dibromochloromethanes

What is dibromochloromethanes the plural of?
Dibromochloromethanes is the plural of dibromochloromethane.

Words near dibromochloromethanes in the dictionary

  1. dibromobutane
  2. dibromobutanes
  3. dibromocarbene
  4. dibromocarbenes
  5. dibromochloromethane
  6. dibromochloromethanes
  7. dibromochloropropane
  8. dibromocholestane
  9. dibromocholestanes
  10. dibromocinnoline
  11. dibromocinnolines

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