hydrogenic
Containing hydrogen or formed by adding hydrogen
- adjective
- /haɪˈdrɒdʒənɪk/
- Specialized
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hidrogénico
- In hydrogenic compounds, the presence of hydrogen influences their reactivity and properties.
Examples
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The team studied hydrogenic reactions to produce clean energy efficiently.
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The researchers developed a hydrogenic model to better understand how hydrogen behaves in different conditions.
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So the difference between hydrogenic systems and non hydrogenic systems is for hydrogen there is no core, it's just a point charge.
Surface Forms
hydrogenic positive
Morphology
Etymology
Hydrogenic comes from hydrogen, which itself is from the Greek parts hydro- 'water' and -gen 'to make'. So a hydrogenic compound is one that has hydrogen added or contains hydrogen.