
Explanation of vanadium (noun) form plural: vanadiums transition metal in d-block of the periodic table with the chemical symbol
Sample of vanadium Vanadium forms complex ions as is typical of the transition metals.
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Explanation of cranium (noun) form: no plural skull bone
Sample of cranium The cranium protects the brain. In practice many laboratories use two electrodes on the scalp, one at the vertex (midway centrally between the bridge of the nose and the inion, or bony bump at the base of the cranium), and one frontally, about two centimetres behind the hairline.
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Explanation of gas-liquid chromatography (noun) form: no plural a sensitive method for analyzing liquid mixtures
Sample of gas-liquid chromatography An application of gas-liquid chromatography is measuring the alcohol level in blood or urine.
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Explanation of synthesis (noun) form: no plural production
Sample of synthesis Protein synthesis occurs in the ribosomes.
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Explanation of molecular formula (noun) forms plural: molecular formulae; molecular formulas code that shows the number and type of atoms
Sample of molecular formula The molecular formula of magnesium sulfate is MgS.
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Explanation of triiodothyronine (noun) forms: no plural, (T-3) hormone made by the thyroid gland
Sample of triiodothyronine Deficiency of triiodothyronine may cause a hypothyroid state.
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Explanation of acid strength (noun) form plural: acid strengths this is the degree to which acids are able to dissociate into ions in a solution
Sample of acid strength The acid dissociation constant is a measure of the acid strength.
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Explanation of excreted (adjective) discharged from the body
Sample of excreted Ciprofloxacin is largely excreted as an unchanged substance and elimination is predominantly via the kidneys.
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Explanation of alimentary canal (noun) form: no plural digestive tract in mammals
Sample of alimentary canal The alimentary canal is a one-way digestive tract.
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Explanation of receptor (noun) form plural: receptors sensory cell
Sample of receptor A receptor detects sensory stimuli (information).
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