
Explanation of sulfonation (noun) form: no plural treatment with a specific acid
Sample of sulfonation During sulfonation an aromatic ring reacts with sulfuric acid to form sulfonic acid.
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Explanation of mutarotation (noun) form: no plural change in optical rotation as a result of chemical change
Sample of mutarotation Mutarotation results in a mixture containing anomers.
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Explanation of cataract (noun) form plural: cataracts any opacity in the lens of the eye leading to blurred vision
Sample of cataract Cataracts can be detected using the red reflex of the ophthalmoscope.
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Explanation of epimer (noun) form plural: epimers molecule differing only in the spatial arrangement around a single carbon atom
Sample of epimer Aldose diastereomers differing about the configuration of one carbon are called epimers.
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Explanation of angular momentum (noun) form: no plural vector product of the position vector and the linear momentum of a particle
Sample of angular momentum The angular momentum changes only in discrete amounts with respect to the quantum number.
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Explanation of halogenation (noun) form: no plural treatment with a halogen
Sample of halogenation Halogenation involves initiation, propagation and termination.
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Explanation of concentration (noun) form plural: concentrations the amount of a substance within a second substance, usually in a solution
Sample of concentration The concentration of the solution was one mole.
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Explanation of duration (noun) form plural: durations the length of time
Sample of duration The duration of illness in any person depends on many factors.
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Explanation of conjugation (noun) form: no plural temporary connection of two cells to transfer parts or all of the genome to the other cell
Sample of conjugation Conjugation can be described as sexual mating in bacteria.
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Explanation of ketone (noun) form plural: ketones an organic compound that contains two alkyl groups attached to a carbonyl group
Sample of ketone Fructose is a ketone.
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