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macroinitiator

macroinitiator noun: any macromonomer that initiates a polymerization reaction.

Noun

macroinitiator (plural macroinitiators)

  1. Any macromonomer that initiates a polymerization reaction.

Forms of macroinitiator

pluralmacroinitiators

Origin of macroinitiator

From macro- + initiator.

Questions about macroinitiator

What does macroinitiator mean?
Macroinitiator means any macromonomer that initiates a polymerization reaction.
What part of speech is macroinitiator?
Macroinitiator is a noun.
What is the plural of macroinitiator?
The plural of macroinitiator is macroinitiators.

Words near macroinitiator in the dictionary

  1. macroinference
  2. macroinferences
  3. macroinfluencer
  4. macroinfluencers
  5. macroing
  6. macroinitiator
  7. macroinitiators
  8. macroinstitution
  9. macroinstitutional
  10. macroinstitutions
  11. macroinstruction

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