insertion reaction
insertion reaction noun: a class of reaction in which a bond (typically a double bond) is broken and a small molecule (such as carbon monoxide) is inserted in its place.
Noun
insertion reaction (plural insertion reactions)
- A class of reaction in which a bond (typically a double bond) is broken and a small molecule (such as carbon monoxide) is inserted in its place
Forms of insertion reaction
| plural | insertion reactions |
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Questions about insertion reaction
- What does insertion reaction mean?
- Insertion reaction means a class of reaction in which a bond (typically a double bond) is broken and a small molecule (such as carbon monoxide) is inserted in its place.
- What part of speech is insertion reaction?
- Insertion reaction is a noun.
- What is the plural of insertion reaction?
- The plural of insertion reaction is insertion reactions.
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