Results, *酸*

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きょうさんkyousan

noun:

  • strong acid
きんぞくさんかぶつはんどうたいkinzokusankabutsuhandoutai

noun:

  • metal oxide semiconductor; MOS - IT term
ふほうわしぼうさんfuhouwashibousan

noun:

  • unsaturated fatty acid
ホスフィンさんHOSUFYINsan

noun:

  • phosphinic acid
すだちsudachiスダチSUDACHI

noun:

  • sudachi (species of Japanese citrus, Citrus sudachi)
さんきsanki

noun:

  • acid radical
γガンマリノレンさんGANMARINORENsan

noun:

  • gamma linolenic acid; GLA
アデノシンにリンさんADENOSHINniRINsanアデノシンにりんさんADENOSHINnirinsan

noun:

  • adenosine diphosphate; ADP
アセチルサリチルさんASECHIRUSARICHIRUsan

noun:

  • acetylsalicylic acid; aspirin
チオりゅうさんナトリウムCHIOryuusanNATORIUMU

noun:

  • sodium thiosulfate
あしょうさんアミルashousan'aMIRU

noun:

  • amyl nitrite
たさんえんきtasan'enki

noun:

  • polyacidic base
クロムさんこんえきKUROMUsankon'eki

noun:

  • potassium dichromate-sulfuric acid solution
チオシアンさんえんCHIOSHIANsan'en

noun:

  • thiocyanate
えんかはっきんさんenkahakkinsan

noun:

  • chloroplatinic acid; hexachloroplatinic acid
あジチオンさんナトリウムaJICHIONsanNATORIUMU

noun:

  • sodium dithionite
グルタミンさんソーダGURUTAMINsanSOODA

noun:

  • monosodium glutamate; MSG
すいsui Inflection

adjective:

  • sour; acid
ジカルボンさんJIKARUBONsan

noun:

  • dicarboxylic acid
しょうさんアンモニウムshousan'aNMONIUMU

noun:

  • ammonium nitrate
さんさんかいおうsansankaiou

noun:

  • sulfur trioxide (SO3)
かさんかししつkasankashishitsu

noun:

  • fatty acid peroxides
そうほがたきんぞくさんかまくはんどうたいsouhogatakinzokusankamakuhandoutai

noun:

  • complementary metal-oxide semiconductor; CMOS - IT term
アスコルビンさんASUKORUBINsan

noun:

  • ascorbic acid
フタルさんFUTARUsan

noun:

  • phthalic acid

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