methylphosphonofluoridate
methylphosphonofluoridate noun: any of a class of highly toxic organophosphorus compounds characterized by the methylphosphonofluoridate chemical structure, including sarin and soman. They are potent cholinesterase inhibitors, often used as chemical weapons.
Noun
methylphosphonofluoridate (uncountable)
- Any of a class of highly toxic organophosphorus compounds characterized by the methylphosphonofluoridate chemical structure, including sarin and soman. They are potent cholinesterase inhibitors, often used as chemical weapons.
Origin of methylphosphonofluoridate
From methyl + phosphon(ic) + -o- + fluoridate.
Questions about methylphosphonofluoridate
- What does methylphosphonofluoridate mean?
- Methylphosphonofluoridate means any of a class of highly toxic organophosphorus compounds characterized by the methylphosphonofluoridate chemical structure, including sarin and soman. They are potent cholinesterase inhibitors, often used as chemical weapons.
- What part of speech is methylphosphonofluoridate?
- Methylphosphonofluoridate is a noun.
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