ONIUM

Meaning of ONIUM in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈō-nē-əm ]

adjective

Etymology: -onium

Date: 1905

: being or characterized by a usually complex cation

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ONIUM — adjective Etymology: -~ Date: 1905 being or characterized by a usually complex cation
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-ONIUM — noun suffix Etymology: New Latin, from ammonium an ion having a positive charge
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-ONIUM — noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin ammonium : an ion having a positive charge …
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ONIUM — ˈōnēəm, ˈōnyəm adjective Etymology: -onium : characterized by a cation that is usually complex (as oxonium, pyridinium, or a substituted …
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-ONIUM — Chem. a suffix used in the names of complex cations: oxonium. [ extracted from AMMONIUM ]
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-ONIUM — Etymology: New Latin, from ammonium : an ion having a positive charge hydr onium — compare -ium 1b
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ONIUM — [oni.um] adj [-onium] (1905): being or characterized by a usu. complex cation
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-ONIUM — [-onium] n suffix [NL, fr. ammonium]: an ion having a positive charge "hydronium"--compare -ium 1b
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ONIUM — onium BrE AmE ˈəʊn i‿əm AmE \ ˈoʊn-
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ONIUM — n. Function: noun suffix Etymology: New Latin, from ammonium : an ion having a positive charge <hydr onium > ― …
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ONIUM — n. Pronunciation: ' ō -n ē - ə m Function: adjective Etymology: -onium Date: 1905 : being or characterized by …
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AMMONIUM — (-ónium) n ammonium
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SULFONIUM — noun Etymology: New Latin, from sulf- + -onium Date: 1885 a monovalent group or cation SH 3 or derivative SR …
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HYDRONIUM — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hydr- + -onium Date: 1908 a hydrated hydrogen ion H 3 O +
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HEXAMETHONIUM — noun Etymology: hexa- + meth- + -onium Date: 1949 either of two compounds C 12 H 30 Br 2 N …
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DIAZONIUM — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary di- + az- + -onium Date: 1895 the monovalent cation N 2 + that is …
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DECAMETHONIUM — noun Etymology: deca- + methylene + -onium Date: circa 1949 a synthetic ion used in the form of either its …
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CARBONIUM — noun Etymology: carb- + -onium Date: 1942 an organic ion carrying a positive charge on a carbon atom
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ZIRCALOY — noun or zir·cal·loy ¦zərkə¦lȯi ( -s ) Etymology: zirc onium + al l oy : any of several zirconium alloys …
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PANCURONIUM BROMIDE — ˌpankyəˈrōnēəm- noun or pancuronium ( -s ) Etymology: perhaps from pan- + -cur- (probably as in tubocurarine ) + -onium …
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EDROPHONIUM — ˌedrəˈfōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: e thyl + hy dro xy + ph enyl + amm onium : an …
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CHARMONIUM — chärˈmōnēəm noun ( plural charmonium ) Etymology: charm (herein) + -onium (as in positronium ) : any of a group …
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TOLONIUM CHLORIDE — noun Etymology: tolonium, New Latin, from tol- + -onium : toluidine blue for medicinal use
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THIURONIUM — ˌthīyəˈrōnēəm noun also thio·uro·ni·um ˌthīōyəˈr- ( -s ) Etymology: thiur- (as in thiuram ) or thiour- (as in thiourea ) …
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-THIONIUM — noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from thi- + -onium : onium compound containing sulfur and usually …
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THIONIUM — thīˈōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from thi- + -onium : sulponium
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TELLURONIUM — ˌtelyəˈrōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from tellur- + -onium (as in sulfonium ) : a univalent cation …
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SULFONIUM — ˌsəlˈfōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from sulf- + -onium : a univalent cation H 3 S + …
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SULF- — combining form or sulfo- or sulph- or sulpho- Etymology: sulf-, sulfo- from French, from Latin sulfur; sulph-, sulpho- modification (influenced …
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STIBONIUM — stə̇ˈbōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from stib- + amm onium : a univalent ion SbH 4 + …
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SELENONIUM — ˌseləˈnōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from selen- (II) + -onium : a univalent cation SeH 3 + …
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PHOSPHONIUM — fäˈsfōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from phosph- + -onium : a univalent ion PH 4 + or …
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OZONIUM — ōˈzōnēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek ozos branch + -onium (as in cydonium ); akin to Old …
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