oxyde

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

oxyde

from ancient Greek ὀξύς oxús (sharp, pungent) and -ide. louis-bernard guyton-morveau, in the chemical nomenclature, explains: "we have formed the word oxide which on the one hand recalls the substance with which the metal is united, which on the other hand sufficiently announces that this combination of oxygen should not be confused with the acid combination". in 1801, the spelling oxyde is adopted.

Definition

chimie

Plural

oxydes

Translations

  • germangerman:Oxyd
  • englishenglish:oxide
  • spanishspanish:óxido
  • finnishfinnish:oksidi
  • italianitalian:ossido
  • dutchdutch:oxide
  • polishpolish:tlenek
  • portugueseportuguese:óxido
  • swedishswedish:oxid

See also

oxydes (v.) désoxyder (v.) désoxydation (cn.) oxydation (cn.) oxydabilité (cn.) oxydatif (adj.) inoxydable (adj.) oxydable (adj.) oxydant (adj.) oxyder (v.) antioxydant (adj.)