tetrachloride
tetrachloride noun: any chloride containing four chlorine atoms in each molecule.
Noun
tetrachloride (plural tetrachlorides)
Forms of tetrachloride
| plural | tetrachlorides |
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Origin of tetrachloride
From tetra- + chloride.
Words formed from tetrachloride
- arsenic tetrachloride fluoride
- carbon tetrachloride
- germanium tetrachloride
- hafnium tetrachloride
- iridium tetrachloride
- platinum tetrachloride
- silicon tetrachloride
- tellurium tetrachloride
- tin tetrachloride
- titanium tetrachloride
- zirconium tetrachloride
Questions about tetrachloride
- What does tetrachloride mean?
- Tetrachloride means any chloride containing four chlorine atoms in each molecule.
- What part of speech is tetrachloride?
- Tetrachloride is a noun.
- What is the plural of tetrachloride?
- The plural of tetrachloride is tetrachlorides.
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