allomerism
11allomerism — /əˈlɒmərɪzəm/ (say uh lomuhrizuhm) noun variability in chemical constitution without change in crystalline form. {allo + Greek meros part + ism} –allomerous, adjective …
12allomerism — n. Chemistry, variation in constitution without variation in form …
13allomerous — adjective pertaining to allomerism • Pertains to noun: ↑allomerism • Derivationally related forms: ↑allomerism * * * adjective see allomerism * * * allomerous, a. (æˈlɒmərəs) [f. as prec. + …
14Allomerous — Al*lom er*ous, a. (Chem.) Characterized by allomerism. [1913 Webster] …
15allomerous — See allomerism. * * * …
16(s)mer- — I. (s)mer 1 To remember. 1. Suffixed zero grade form *mr̥ no . mourn, from Old English murnan, to mourn, from Germanic *murnan, to remember sorrowfully. 2. Reduplicated form *me mor . a. Mimir, from Old Norse Mimir …
17allomerize — allomerization, n. /euh lom euh ruyz /, v.i., allomerized, allomerizing. Chem. to undergo allomerism. Also, esp. Brit., allomerise. [ALLO + MER + IZE] * * * …
18allomorphism — 1. Change of shape in cells due to mechanical causes, such as flattening from pressure, or to progressive metaplasia, such as the change of bile duct cells into liver cells. 2. The state of being similar in chemical …
19allo- — a word element indicating difference, alternation, or divergence, as in allonym, allomerism. Also, all . {Greek, combining form of allos other} …
20alloisomerism — alomerizmas statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Vienodo pavidalo kristalų susidarymas kristalizuojantis skirtingos cheminės sudėties junginiams. atitikmenys: angl. alloisomerism; allomerism rus. аллоизомеризм; аллоизомерия; алломеризм; алломерия …
