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dihydrochloride

dihydrochloride noun: any hydrochloride formed by reaction with two molecules of hydrochloric acid.

Noun

dihydrochloride (plural dihydrochlorides)

  1. Any hydrochloride formed by reaction with two molecules of hydrochloric acid

Forms of dihydrochloride

pluraldihydrochlorides

Origin of dihydrochloride

From di- + hydrochloride.

Words formed from dihydrochloride

Questions about dihydrochloride

What does dihydrochloride mean?
Dihydrochloride means any hydrochloride formed by reaction with two molecules of hydrochloric acid.
What part of speech is dihydrochloride?
Dihydrochloride is a noun.
What is the plural of dihydrochloride?
The plural of dihydrochloride is dihydrochlorides.

Words near dihydrochloride in the dictionary

  1. dihydroceramidases
  2. dihydroceramide
  3. dihydroceramides
  4. dihydrochalcone
  5. dihydrochalcones
  6. dihydrochloride
  7. dihydrochlorides
  8. dihydrochrysene
  9. dihydrocinchonine
  10. dihydrocodeine
  11. dihydrocodeineone

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