halide

halide — 名詞

1. a chemical formed when a halogen, such as chlorine, bromine, or iodine, joins wi

1.名詞C2
釋義

鹵化物

鹵素與其他元素結合形成的化合物

a chemical formed when a halogen, such as chlorine, bromine, or iodine, joins with another element that gives up electrons more easily, for example sodium or silver.

例句

Greta studied how silver halide crystals react to light in old photographic film.

Greta 研究鹵化銀晶體在舊式底片上對光線的反應。

collocation: silver halide (photography context)

Common table salt is a halide of sodium, formed when sodium bonds with chlorine.

一般食鹽就是鈉的鹵化物,由鈉與氯結合而成。

pattern: a halide of [electropositive element]

常見搭配
  • silver halide
  • metal halide
  • potassium halide
  • alkyl halide
  • halide ion
同義詞
  • halogen compound

    more descriptive lay term; halide is the specific chemistry term

  • halogen salt

    applies when the halide is ionic (e.g. sodium chloride); not all halides are salts

文法句型

a halide of [element]

用法筆記

Almost always appears in scientific or technical writing. Often preceded by the name of the electropositive partner ('silver halide', 'potassium halide', 'metal halide') rather than standing alone.

常見錯誤

Halide is a type of acid.
A halide is a compound of a halogen with another element.
a halide is not itself an acid, though some halides come from halogen acids.

同根字

  • halogen
    名詞C2
  • halogenate
    動詞C2
  • halogenation
    名詞C2

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • silver halide
  • metal halide
  • alkyl halide
  • halide ion
  • halide lamp
  • halide crystal
  • halide solution

常用片語

  • silver halide film
  • metal halide lamp

介系詞搭配

  • halide of [element]