Words and phrases that have a meaning related to allotrope: (131 results)
Often used in the same context:
carbonyls, boron nitride, cadmium sulfide, valence electrons, carbides, aluminosilicate, crystallites, chalcogenide, dichromate, zirconium oxide, calcium fluoride, buckminsterfullerene, actinide, anthracene, iron carbide, humic, electrodeposition, cadmium sulphide, carbene, titania, selenide, anodic, hydroxides, josephson junction, pyroxene, osmium, zns, alkali metal, manganite, dopant, divalent, thermosetting, lanthanide, quasicrystal, alkane, covalent bond, niobate, nitrogenous, cordierite, fullerene, bilayers, porphyrin, halides, carbon atom, monosaccharide, hydrides, corundum, agarose, polyacrylonitrile, adsorbents, phthalocyanine, formate, disulphide, ethene, gelation, elastic modulus, cementite, wettability, spicule, spectroscopic analysis, photoconductive, goethite, carburizing, octahedron, corona discharge, plasmon, xylan, potassium carbonate, pyrites, dihydrogen, praseodymium, colloidal suspension, semiconducting material, columbium, boron trifluoride, isoprenoid, homopolymer, silicide, photochemistry, chirality, boron carbide, silicates, aragonite, phenanthrene, macromolecule, alkynes, zirconium dioxide, polybutadiene, hydrophobicity, adsorbate, borane, quantum chromodynamics, adsorbing, yttrium oxide, absorption coefficient, phosphatic, lignocellulose, polycrystalline, superalloy, tetrahedron, tungstate, alkene, mineral, substance, compound, hydrate, arsenic, nitride, oxide, antimony, hydride, hydrocarbon, polymorph, solid, sulfide, cobalt, crystalline, deposit, fox, lump, monkey, ore
Appears in the definition of:
alpha iron, atomic number 34, beta iron, delta iron, gamma iron, se, selenium
More general:
Also try:chemical element, element
— Adjectives for allotrope: stable, third, red, new, white, second, common, triatomic, metallic, yellow, gray, more...
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