orthochromasy
orthochromasy noun: the property of a stain to not change color when binding to something else.
Noun
orthochromasy (uncountable)
- The property of a stain to not change color when binding to something else.
- Synonyms:
- orthochromasia
- Antonyms:
- metachromasia
Synonyms of orthochromasy
Antonyms
Questions about orthochromasy
- What does orthochromasy mean?
- Orthochromasy means the property of a stain to not change color when binding to something else.
- What part of speech is orthochromasy?
- Orthochromasy is a noun.
Words near orthochromasy in the dictionary
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