Grignard reagent

English

Etymology

Named for François Auguste Victor Grignard, a Nobel Prize-winning French chemist.

Noun

Grignard reagent (plural Grignard reagents)

(organic chemistry) An alkyl or aryl magnesium halide, used in the Grignard reaction to form substituted alcohols; they are formed from alkyl or aryl halides and metallic magnesium

Translations

alkyl or aryl magnesium halide

Chinese:
Mandarin: 格氏試劑／格氏试剂 (Géshì shìjì)
Estonian: Grignardi reaktiiv
Finnish: Grignardin reagenssi
Khmer: ធាតុបន្ទាល់គ្រីញ៉ា (thiət bɑntŏəl kriiñaa)

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