hexachlorocyclohexene
hexachlorocyclohexene noun: any derivative of cyclohexene in which six hydrogen atoms have been replaced by chlorine.
Noun
hexachlorocyclohexene (plural hexachlorocyclohexenes)
- Any derivative of cyclohexene in which six hydrogen atoms have been replaced by chlorine
Forms of hexachlorocyclohexene
| plural | hexachlorocyclohexenes |
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Origin of hexachlorocyclohexene
From hexa- + chloro- + cyclohexene.
Questions about hexachlorocyclohexene
- What does hexachlorocyclohexene mean?
- Hexachlorocyclohexene means any derivative of cyclohexene in which six hydrogen atoms have been replaced by chlorine.
- What part of speech is hexachlorocyclohexene?
- Hexachlorocyclohexene is a noun.
- What is the plural of hexachlorocyclohexene?
- The plural of hexachlorocyclohexene is hexachlorocyclohexenes.
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