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docosahydrate

docosahydrate noun: any compound that has twenty-two water molecules per molecule or unit cell.

Noun

docosahydrate (plural docosahydrates)

  1. (physical) Any compound that has twenty-two water molecules per molecule or unit cell
    Synonyms:
    docosaqua

Synonyms of docosahydrate

  • docosaqua

Forms of docosahydrate

pluraldocosahydrates

Origin of docosahydrate

From docosa- + hydrate.

Questions about docosahydrate

What does docosahydrate mean?
Docosahydrate means any compound that has twenty-two water molecules per molecule or unit cell.
What part of speech is docosahydrate?
Docosahydrate is a noun.
What is the plural of docosahydrate?
The plural of docosahydrate is docosahydrates.

Words near docosahydrate in the dictionary

  1. docosahexaenoyl
  2. docosahexanoic
  3. docosahexenoate
  4. docosahexenoic
  5. docosahexenoic acid
  6. docosahydrate
  7. docosahydrates
  8. docosane
  9. docosanediol
  10. docosanes
  11. docosanoic

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