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monochloride

monochloride noun: any chloride containing a single chlorine atom in each molecule.

Noun

monochloride (plural monochlorides)

  1. Any chloride containing a single chlorine atom in each molecule.

Forms of monochloride

pluralmonochlorides

Origin of monochloride

From mono- + chloride.

Words formed from monochloride

Questions about monochloride

What does monochloride mean?
Monochloride means any chloride containing a single chlorine atom in each molecule.
What part of speech is monochloride?
Monochloride is a noun.
What is the plural of monochloride?
The plural of monochloride is monochlorides.

Words near monochloride in the dictionary

  1. monochiral
  2. monochlamydeous
  3. monochloramine
  4. monochloramines
  5. monochlorid
  6. monochloride
  7. monochlorides
  8. monochlorids
  9. monochlorinate
  10. monochlorinated
  11. monochlorinates

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