difluorodithiophosphate
difluorodithiophosphate noun: the compound or anion derived from phosphate with all four oxygen atoms substituted by two fluorine atoms and two sulfur atoms: PS₂F₂⁻.
Noun
difluorodithiophosphate (plural difluorodithiophosphates)
Forms of difluorodithiophosphate
| plural | difluorodithiophosphates |
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Origin of difluorodithiophosphate
di- + fluoro- + di- + thio- + phosphate
Questions about difluorodithiophosphate
- What does difluorodithiophosphate mean?
- Difluorodithiophosphate means the compound or anion derived from phosphate with all four oxygen atoms substituted by two fluorine atoms and two sulfur atoms: PS₂F₂⁻.
- What part of speech is difluorodithiophosphate?
- Difluorodithiophosphate is a noun.
- What is the plural of difluorodithiophosphate?
- The plural of difluorodithiophosphate is difluorodithiophosphates.
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