isocyanide

English

Etymology

iso- +‎ cyanide

Noun

isocyanide (plural isocyanides)

(organic chemistry) The isomer HN⁺C^- of hydrocyanic acid HCN.
(organic chemistry) Any of its hydrocarbyl derivatives RNC.

Synonyms

isonitrile (obsolete), carbylamine (obsolete)

Translations

HN⁺C^-

Chinese:
Cantonese: 胩 (kaa¹), 異腈／异腈 (ji⁶ cing¹)

Mandarin: 胩 (zh) (kǎ), 異腈／异腈 (zh) (yìjīng)
Japanese: イソシアニド (isoshianido), イソニトリル (isonitoriru) (obsolete), カルビルアミン (karubiruamin) (obsolete)
Korean: 이소시아니드 (isosianideu), 이소니트릴 (isoniteuril) (obsolete), 카르빌아민 (kareubiramin) (obsolete)

hydrocarbyl derivative

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