tridentate

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/ˌtraɪˈdɛn.teɪt/
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tridentatesubstantiv
tridentates
Pl.
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/traɪˈdɛnteɪt/
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Definitionen
A tridentate ligand; a molecule or ion that coordinates with a central atom through three donor atoms.
The chemist selected a tridentate to ensure stable coordination with the metal center.
tridentateadjektiv
more tridentate
Komp.
most tridentate
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The tridentate leaves of the plant were quite distinctive.
Трехзубчатые листья растения были довольно характерными.
Definitionen
Having three teeth, points, or prongs.
The tridentate leaves of the plant gave it a unique appearance.
In chemistry, describing a ligand that forms three bonds with a central atom.
The tridentate ligand effectively stabilized the metal complex in the reaction.