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Definition of atom
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Atom (v. t.) To
reduce
to
atoms.
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Utro
::
Utro () - (/). A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
uterus;
as in
utro-ovarian..
Monad
::
Monad (n.) An atom or
radical
whose
valence
is one, or which can
combine
with, be
replaced
by, or
exchanged
for, one atom of
hydrogen..
Splanchnopleure
::
Splanchnology
(n.) That part of
anatomy
which
treats
of the
viscera;
also, a
treatise
on the
viscera..
Anthropotomist
::
Anthropotomist
(n.) One who is
versed
in
anthropotomy,
or human
anatomy..
Angiology
::
Angiology
(n.) That part of
anatomy
which
treats
of blood
vessels
and
lymphatics.
Polyatomic
::
Polyatomic
(a.)
Having
a
valence
greater
than one.
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) The
exhibition
and
explanation
of a
dissection
or other
anatomical
preparation.
Stylobate
::
Stylo-
() A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
styloid
process
of the
temporal
bone; as,
stylohyal,
stylomastoid,
stylomaxillary..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.) A
characteristic,
essential,
and
fundamental
constituent
of any
compound;
hence,
sometimes,
an
atom..
Terbium
::
Terbium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
of
uncertain
identification,
supposed
to exist in
certain
minerals,
as
gadolinite
and
samarskite,
with other rare
ytterbium
earth.
Symbol
Tr or Tb.
Atomic
weight
150..
Frustule
::
Frustule
(n.) The
siliceous
shell of a
diatom.
It is
composed
of two
valves,
one
overlapping
the
other,
like a pill box and its
cover..
Coalition
::
Coalition
(n.) The act of
coalescing;
union into a body or mass, as of
separate
bodies
or
parts;
as, a
coalition
of
atoms..
-derm
::
-derm (n.) A
suffix
or
terminal
formative,
much used in
anatomical
terms,
and
signifying
skin,
integument,
covering;
as,
blastoderm,
ectoderm,
etc..
Pneumatometer
::
Pneumatometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
amount
of force
exerted
by the lungs in
respiration.
Smither
::
Smither
(n.)
Fragments;
atoms;
finders.
Pentadecane
::
Pentadecane
(n.) A
hydrocarbon
of the
paraffin
series,
(C15H32)
found in
petroleum,
tar oil, etc., and
obtained
as a
colorless
liquid;
-- so
called
from the
fifteen
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
Amine
::
Amine (n.) One of a class of
strongly
basic
substances
derived
from
ammonia
by
replacement
of one or more
hydrogen
atoms by a basic atom or
radical.
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A
metallic
element
mostly
obtained
by
reduction
from
cinnabar,
one of its ores. It is a
heavy,
opaque,
glistening
liquid
(commonly
called
quicksilver),
and is used in
barometers,
thermometers,
ect.
Specific
gravity
13.6.
Symbol
Hg
(Hydrargyrum).
Atomic
weight
199.8.
Mercury
has a
molecule
which
consists
of only one atom. It was named by the
alchemists
after the god
Mercury,
and
designated
by his
symbol,
/..
Arteriotomy
::
Arteriotomy
(n.) That part of
anatomy
which
treats
of the
dissection
of the
arteries.
Quadrivalent
::
Quadrivalent
(a.)
Having
a
valence
of four;
capable
of
combining
with, being
replaced
by, or
compared
with, four monad
atoms;
tetravalent;
-- said of
certain
atoms and
radicals;
thus,
carbon
and
silicon
are
quadrivalent
elements..
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