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06:31 May 28, 2008 |
English to Japanese translations [PRO] Science - Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-) | |||||||
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2 +1 | 非直線分子 |
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非直線分子 Language variant: 非線状分子, 非直線形分子, 非直線状分子, 折れ線分子 Explanation: An isomolecule is another name for 'nonlinear molecule.' http://www.answers.com/topic/nonlinear-molecule Sci-Tech Dictionary: nonlinear molecule (organic chemistry) A branched-chain molecule, that is, one whose atoms do not all lie along a straight line. Also known as isomolecule. There seem to be several JP variants for this. From GLOVA: nonlinear molecule 非線状分子 | 非直線形分子 | 非直線状分子 | 非直線分子 nonlinear molecule 非直線状分子 | 非直線分子 Furthermore, this reference (http://www.urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/exam/2006/18-1aMsenI.pdf... uses 折れ線分子. 「二酸化炭素は直線分子であり、NO2 は折れ線分子である。 Carbon dioxide is a linear molecule, while NO2 is a nonlinear molecule. 」 |
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