5-membered
- adjective
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- Imidazole is an example of a 5-membered aromatic ring system.
Examples
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The molecule contains a 5-membered heterocyclic ring, which is common in organic chemistry.
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Many pharmaceuticals include at least one 5-membered ring in their structure.
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The chemist synthesized a 5-membered ring compound.
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Is this molecule a 5-membered structure?
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Imidazole is an example of a 5-membered aromatic ring system.
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Many pharmaceuticals include at least one 5-membered ring in their structure.
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The molecule contains a 5-membered heterocyclic ring, which is common in organic chemistry.
Synonyms
A ring of five atoms in a molecule
How Many
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Surface Forms
Morphology
5-membered = 5-member (transparent) = 5 + member + ed
The meaning 'having five members' is directly deducible from '5' + 'member' + '-ed', a regular scientific/technical formation.
Etymology
5-Membered comes from putting the number 5 together with member (a 'part' or 'person in a group') and the ending -ed which means 'having'. A helpful image is a team of five people: in chemistry a 5-membered ring simply means a ring that has five atoms or groups.