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photocyclodehydrogenations

photocyclodehydrogenations is the plural of photocyclodehydrogenation.

Meaning of photocyclodehydrogenation

Noun

photocyclodehydrogenation (countable and uncountable, plural photocyclodehydrogenations)

  1. A photochemical reaction where light causes a molecule to form a new ring structure and simultaneously lose hydrogen atoms, producing a more fused and aromatic compound. It is commonly used to synthesize polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons such as phenanthrenes and helicenes.

Questions about photocyclodehydrogenations

What is photocyclodehydrogenations the plural of?
Photocyclodehydrogenations is the plural of photocyclodehydrogenation.

Words near photocyclodehydrogenations in the dictionary

  1. photocyclization
  2. photocyclizations
  3. photocycloaddition
  4. photocycloadditions
  5. photocyclodehydrogenation
  6. photocyclodehydrogenations
  7. photocycloreversion
  8. photocycloreversions
  9. photocyte
  10. photocytes
  11. photocytotoxic

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