ethyne

See also: éthyne

English

Noun

ethyne (plural ethynes)

(organic chemistry, official IUPAC name) The organic compound acetylene. The simplest alkyne, a colorless gaseous (at room temperature and pressure) hydrocarbon with the chemical formula HC≡CH or C₂H₂.

Chemical structure of ethyne

Synonyms

acetylene

Translations

the compound C₂H₂

Chinese:
Mandarin: 乙炔 (zh) (yǐquē)
Dutch: ethyn
French: éthyne (fr) m
German: Ethin (de) n, Äthin (de)
Greek: αιθίνιο (el) n (aithínio)
Irish: eitín m
Italian: etino m
Kazakh: этин (étin)
Latvian: etīns m or f
Portuguese: etino m
Russian: эти́н (ru) m (etín)
Spanish: etino m
Ukrainian: ети́н m (etýn)

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