radiochemistry
radiochemistry noun: the chemistry of radioactive substances.
Noun
radiochemistry (uncountable)
- The chemistry of radioactive substances.
- The use of radioisotopes to study the kinetics of chemical reactions.
- Holonym: physical chemistry
Origin of radiochemistry
From radio- + chemistry.
Questions about radiochemistry
- What does radiochemistry mean?
- Radiochemistry means the chemistry of radioactive substances.
- What part of speech is radiochemistry?
- Radiochemistry is a noun.
Words near radiochemistry in the dictionary
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