eight-membered
- adjective
- /ˈeɪtˌmɛmbərd/
- Specialized
- The compound contains an eight-membered ring which is rare in natural products.
Examples
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The stability of eight-membered rings differs significantly from that of six-membered rings.
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Researchers synthesized an eight-membered lactone as part of the experiment.
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The eight-membered ring is crucial for its stability.
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An eight-membered compound can exhibit unique properties.
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The compound contains an eight-membered ring which is rare in natural products.
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Researchers synthesized an eight-membered lactone as part of the experiment.
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The stability of eight-membered rings differs significantly from that of six-membered rings.
Synonyms
A ring of eight atoms in a chemical compound
How Many
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Eight-membered comes from eight ('the number 8') and member ('a part or person in a group') with -ed meaning 'having'. So an eight-membered ring in chemistry simply 'has eight parts', like a team with eight members, and in a compound those parts are atoms or groups.