azoimide
- noun
- Specialized
- Azoimide must be handled with extreme care due to its explosive properties.
Examples
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The laboratory stored azoimide in tightly sealed containers in a ventilated area.
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Researchers studied the reactivity of azoimide under controlled conditions.
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The chemist handled azoimide with extreme caution.
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Have you ever worked with azoimides in the lab?
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Due to its volatile nature, azoimide must be stored in a cool, secure place.
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In experiments, scientists often use azoimide to test its explosive characteristics.
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Before using azoimide, researchers wear protective gear to ensure their safety.
Synonyms
A colorless liquid that is poisonous, smells bad, and can explode
A colorless poisonous liquid with a bad smell that can explode
A very dangerous, explosive, and poisonous liquid used in labs for chemical reactions
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Azoimide breaks into two parts: azo- meaning 'nitrogen' (as in the old name azote) and -imide for a kind of nitrogen compound. Because it is 'full of nitrogen' and reacts easily like other imides, azoimide is a dangerous, explosive, and poisonous research liquid.