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isodimorphism

isodimorphism noun: isomorphism between the two forms of two dimorphous substances, in which each form of one is isomorphic with a form of the other.

Noun

isodimorphism (uncountable)

  1. isomorphism between the two forms of two dimorphous substances, in which each form of one is isomorphic with a form of the other.

Origin of isodimorphism

From iso- + dimorphism.

Questions about isodimorphism

What does isodimorphism mean?
Isodimorphism means isomorphism between the two forms of two dimorphous substances, in which each form of one is isomorphic with a form of the other.
What part of speech is isodimorphism?
Isodimorphism is a noun.

Words near isodimorphism in the dictionary

  1. isodichroic
  2. Isodicon
  3. isodictyal
  4. isodihydrocarveol
  5. isodimorphic
  6. isodimorphism
  7. isodimorphous
  8. isodipeptide
  9. isodipeptides
  10. isodiphasic
  11. isodirectional

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