hydrocarbon

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Definition of hydrocarbon in English Turkish dictionary

hidrokarbon

Heksan bir hidrokarbondur. - Hexane is a hydrocarbon.

(Tıp) Karbon ve hidrojen eriyiği, hidrokarbon

i., kim. hidrokarbon

(isim) hidrokarbon

hidro karbon

Related Terms

hydrocarbon gas

hidrokarbon gazı

hydrocarbon liquid

hidrokarbon sıvısı

hydrocarbon resin

hidrokarbon reçine

hydrocarbon type smoke mixture

(Askeri) HİDROKARBON SİS KARIŞIMI

benzene hydrocarbon

benzen hidrokarbon

aromatic hydrocarbon

Karbon atomlarının çift-bağla bağlandığı bir yada daha fazla kapalı zincir biçiminde bir molekül yapısına sahip karbon ve hidrojen içeren bir bileşik

chlorinated hydrocarbon

(Askeri) KLORLU HİDROKARBON: Klor, hidrojen ve karbondan mürekkep sıvı bir karışım. Örneğin, "trikloretilen" ve "perkloretilen", özel surette imal edilmiş teçhizat için bir temizleme eriyiği olarak kullanılır. Bunlar, sentetik kuru temizleme eriyikleri olarak kullanılır

saturated hydrocarbon

doymuş karbonlu hidrojen

English - English

Definition of hydrocarbon in English English dictionary

A compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen atoms

Molecules composed solely of hydrogen and carbon

An organic compound that contains only hydrogen and carbon In vehicle emissions, these are usually vapors created from incomplete combustion or from vaporization of liquid gasoline Emissions of hydrocarbons contribute to ground level ozone

Any chemical compound containing hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon

an organic compound composed of hydrogen and carbon

{i} compound composed of carbon and hydrogen (Chemistry)

(HC) An organic chemical compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen atoms in the gaseous, liquid or solid phase (Greek hydor, water + Latin, carbo, charcoal)

Organic compound composed primarily of hydrogen and carbon atoms An example of a hydrocarbon is methane (CH4)

Any compound made up entirely of carbon and hydrogen atoms

A molecule that is entirely made up of hydrogen and carbon

An organic compound containing only carbon and hydrogen Hydrocarbons often occur in petroleum products, natural gas, and coals

A chemical compound consisting of hydrogen and carbon formed in a variety of bond structures, such as oil, methane, propane, butane, etc

- a compound containing hydrogen and carbon only Hydrocarbons may exist as solids, liquids or gases (coal, crude oil and natural gas)

A compound consisting primarily of carbon and hydrogen atoms

A compound, such as CH4, that contains only carbon and hydrogen

A compound containing only the elements hydrogen and carbon

any of a vast number of compounds containing carbon and hydrogen in various combinations; found especially in fossil fuels Some of the hydrocarbon compounds are major air pollutants; they may be active participants in the photochemical process or affect health

An organic chemical compound of hydrogen and carbon in either the gaseous, liquid, or solid phase The molecular structure of hydrocarbon compounds varies from the simplest (e g , methane, a constituent of natural gas) to the very heavy and very complex

An organic chemical composed only of hydrogen and carbon Gaseous or volatile hydrocarbons are flammable

An organic chemical compound of hydrogen and carbon, called petroleum The molecular structure of hydrocarbon compounds varies from the simplet, methane (CH4), a constituent of natural gas, to the very heavy and very complex Octane, for example, a constituent of crude oil, is one of the heavier, more complex molecules

a chemical compound containing only hydrogen and carbon; the largest source of hydrocarbons comes from petroleum crude oil

An organic compound containing only carbon and hydrogen and often found occurring in petroleum, natural gas and coal

Molecule which contains only hydrogen and carbon Type of organic molecule Back to top I

A compound containing only hydrogen and carbon, as methane, benzene, etc

An organic compound of hydrogen and carbon, called petroleum The molecular structure of the hydrocarbon varies from the simplest, methane (CH4, a constituent of natural gas, to the very heavy and very complex Octane, a constituent of crude oil, is one of the heavier, more complex molecules (C8H18)

Any organic compound composed entirely of carbon and hydrogen Two examples are methane gas and octane

A hydrocarbon is a chemical compound that is a mixture of hydrogen and carbon. a chemical compound that consists of hydrogen and carbon, such as coal or gas. Any of a class of organic compounds composed only of carbon and hydrogen. The carbon atoms form the framework, and the hydrogen atoms attach to them. Hydrocarbons, the principal constituents of petroleum and natural gas, serve as fuels, lubricants, and raw materials for production of plastics, fibres, rubbers, solvents, explosives, and industrial chemicals. All burn to carbon dioxide and water with enough oxygen or to carbon monoxide without it. The two major categories are aliphatic, with the carbon atoms in straight or branched chains or in nonaromatic rings, and aromatic (see aromatic compound). Aliphatic compounds may be saturated (paraffins) or, if any carbon atoms are joined by double or triple bonds, unsaturated (e.g., olefins, alkenes, alkynes). All but the simplest hydrocarbons have isomers (see isomerism). Ethylene, methane, acetylene, benzene, toluene, and naphthalene are hydrocarbons

Organic compound composed only of carbon and hydrogen Petroleum, natural gas, and coal are the main sources of hydrocarbons for industry

also, by extension, any of their derivatives

an organic compound containing only carbon and hydrogen

An organic compound containing only carbon and hydrogen Large, heavy hydrocarbons may have up to 90 carbon atoms per molecule while small, light hydrocarbons may have only one to four carbon atoms per molecule Different types and sizes of hydrocarbon molecules make up crude oil and natural gas

A hydrocarbon is an organic compound containing only carbon and hydrogen and often occurring in petroleum, natural gas, coal, and bitumens [249]

Related Terms

Platonic hydrocarbon

Any of several polycyclic cagelike hydrocarbons whose underlying structure of carbon atoms is that of one of the Platonic solids; not all are possible, either due to excessive strain, or to valency considerations

polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon

(Çevre) Any of a class of hydrocarbon molecules that have multiple carbon rings, and that include numerous carcinogenic substances and environmental pollutants ― abbreviation PAH

A hydrocarbon

hydrocarbonate

A hydrocarbon

carbohydride

Hydrocarbons

hc

aromatic hydrocarbon

a hydrocarbon that contains one or more benzene rings that are characteristic of the benzene series of organic compounds

hydrocarbons

plural of hydrocarbon

Hyphenation

hy·dro·car·bon

Turkish pronunciation

haydrōkärbın

Pronunciation

/ˌhīdrōˈkärbən/ /ˌhaɪdroʊˈkɑːrbən/

Etymology

[ 'hI-drO-"kär-b&n ] (noun.) 1826. hydro- +‎ carbon