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spectrophore

spectrophore noun: an instrument for determining the action of the different rays of light in the elimination of oxygen by plants.

Noun

spectrophore (plural spectrophores)

  1. (historical) An instrument for determining the action of the different rays of light in the elimination of oxygen by plants.

Forms of spectrophore

pluralspectrophores

Questions about spectrophore

What does spectrophore mean?
Spectrophore means an instrument for determining the action of the different rays of light in the elimination of oxygen by plants.
What part of speech is spectrophore?
Spectrophore is a noun.
What is the plural of spectrophore?
The plural of spectrophore is spectrophores.

Words near spectrophore in the dictionary

  1. spectrophilia
  2. spectrophobia
  3. spectrophone
  4. spectrophones
  5. spectrophonic
  6. spectrophore
  7. spectrophores
  8. spectrophoretic
  9. spectrophoretically
  10. spectrophotofluorimeter
  11. spectrophotofluorimeters

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