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Definition of radical
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Radical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a radix or root; as, a
radical
quantity;
a
radical
sign. See
below..
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Propinyl
::
Propinyl
(n.) A
hydrocarbon
radical
regarded
as an
essential
residue
of
propine
and
allied
compounds.
Radical
::
Radical
(n.)
Specifically,
a group of two or more
atoms,
not
completely
saturated,
which are so
linked
that their union
implies
certain
properties,
and are
conveniently
regarded
as
playing
the part of a
single
atom; a
residue;
--
called
also a
compound
radical.
Cf.
Residue..
Red-hot
::
Red-hot
(a.) Red with heat;
heated
to
redness;
as,
red-hot
iron;
red-hot
balls.
Hence,
figuratively,
excited;
violent;
as, a
red-hot
radical..
Tolyl
::
Tolyl (n.) The
hydrocarbon
radical,
CH3.C6H4,
regarded
as
characteristic
of
certain
compounds
of the
aromatic
series
related
to
toluene;
as, tolyl
carbinol..
Ammonium
::
Ammonium
(n.) A
compound
radical,
NH4,
having
the
chemical
relations
of a
strongly
basic
element
like the
alkali
metals..
Surd
::
Surd (a.)
Involving
surds;
not
capable
of being
expressed
in
rational
numbers;
radical;
irrational;
as, a surd
expression
or
quantity;
a surd
number..
Ether
::
Ether (n.) Any
similar
oxide of
hydrocarbon
radicals;
as, amyl
ether;
valeric
ether..
Nitrosyl
::
Nitrosyl
(n.) the
radical
NO,
called
also the
nitroso
group.
The term is
sometimes
loosely
used to
designate
certain
nitro
compounds;
as,
nitrosyl
sulphuric
acid. Used also
adjectively..
Deutoxide
::
Deutoxide
(n.) A
compound
containing
in the
molecule
two atoms of
oxygen
united
with some other
element
or
radical;
--
usually
called
dioxide,
or less
frequently,
binoxide..
Hexad
::
Hexad (n.) An atom whose
valence
is six, and which can be
theoretically
combined
with,
substituted
for, or
replaced
by, six monad atoms or
radicals;
as,
sulphur
is a hexad in
sulphuric
acid. Also used as an
adjective..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.) A
primitive
letter;
a
letter
that
belongs
to the
radix.
Radical
::
Radical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a radix or root; as, a
radical
quantity;
a
radical
sign. See
below..
Antimonite
::
Antimonite
(n.) A
compound
of
antimonious
acid and a base or basic
radical.
Nitride
::
Nitride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of
nitrogen
with a more
metallic
element
or
radical;
as, boric
nitride..
Arseniureted
::
Arseniureted
(a.)
Combined
with
arsenic;
-- said some
elementary
substances
or
radicals;
as,
arseniureted
hydrogen..
Thionyl
::
Thionyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
SO,
regarded
as an
essential
constituent
of
certain
sulphurous
compounds;
as,
thionyl
chloride..
Tartronyl
::
Tartronyl
(n.) A
hypothetical
radical
constituting
the
characteristic
residue
of
tartronic
acid and
certain
of its
derivatives.
Heptyl
::
Heptyl
(n.) A
compound
radical,
C7H15,
regarded
as the
essential
radical
of
heptane
and a
related
series
of
compounds..
Hemimellitic
::
Hemimellitic
(a.)
Having
half as many
(three)
carboxyl
radicals
as
mellitic
acid; -- said of an
organic
acid.
Glycolyl
::
Glycolyl
(n.) A
divalent,
compound
radical,
CO.CH2,
regarded
as the
essential
radical
of
glycolic
acid, and a large
series
of
related
compounds..
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