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gem-disubstituent effect

gem-disubstituent effect noun: the effect of geminal substituents on the reactivity of the carbon atom to which they are attached.

Noun

gem-disubstituent effect (plural gem-disubstituent effects)

  1. The effect of geminal substituents on the reactivity of the carbon atom to which they are attached

Forms of gem-disubstituent effect

pluralgem-disubstituent effects

Questions about gem-disubstituent effect

What does gem-disubstituent effect mean?
Gem-disubstituent effect means the effect of geminal substituents on the reactivity of the carbon atom to which they are attached.
What part of speech is gem-disubstituent effect?
Gem-disubstituent effect is a noun.
What is the plural of gem-disubstituent effect?
The plural of gem-disubstituent effect is gem-disubstituent effects.

Words near gem-disubstituent effect in the dictionary

  1. gem-cutter
  2. gem-cutters
  3. gem-diol
  4. gem-diolate
  5. gem-diols
  6. gem-disubstituent effect
  7. gem-disubstituent effects
  8. gem-faced civet
  9. gem-faced civets
  10. gem-hydrogenation
  11. gemach

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