anhydride

See also: Anhydride

English

Etymology

an- +‎ hydride

Noun

anhydride (plural anhydrides)

(chemistry) Any compound formally derived from another (or from others) by the loss of a water molecule, especially acid anhydrides.

Derived terms

Translations

Compound formally derived from another by loss of water molecule

Afrikaans: anhidried
Catalan: anhídrid m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 酐 (gon¹)

Mandarin: 酐 (zh) (gān)
Esperanto: anhidrido
Finnish: anhydridi (fi)
French: anhydride (fr) m
German: Anhydrid n
Greek: ανυδρίτης (el) m (anydrítis)
Irish: ainhidríd f
Italian: anidride (it) f
Japanese: 無水物 (むすいぶつ, musuibutsu)
Kazakh: қақ қышқыл (qaq qyşqyl), ангидрид (añidrid)
Malay: kontang (ms)
Polish: bezwodnik (pl) m
Portuguese: anidrido m
Romanian: anhidridă (ro) f
Russian: ангидрид (ru) m (angidrid)
Spanish: anhídrido m
Ukrainian: ангідри́д (uk) m (anhidrýd)

Anagrams

hydraenid

French

Pronunciation

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Noun

anhydride m (plural anhydrides)

(chemistry) anhydride

Further reading

“anhydride”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.

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