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synthome

synthome noun: all the reactions that are possible starting from a given compound.

Noun

synthome (plural synthomes)

  1. (rare) All the reactions that are possible starting from a given compound

Forms of synthome

pluralsynthomes

Origin of synthome

From synthesis + -ome.

Questions about synthome

What does synthome mean?
Synthome means all the reactions that are possible starting from a given compound.
What part of speech is synthome?
Synthome is a noun.
What is the plural of synthome?
The plural of synthome is synthomes.

Words near synthome in the dictionary

  1. synthfuels
  2. Synthia
  3. synthing
  4. synthmeat
  5. Synthol
  6. synthome
  7. synthomes
  8. synthon
  9. synthone
  10. synthones
  11. synthonic

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