imid
- noun
- Specialized
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imid
- Researchers often choose imids for their stability.
- imid binding
- imid binding region
Examples
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The researcher prepared the imid as a reagent for the experiment on enzyme activity.
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Using an imid in her synthesis, she was able to enhance the reaction rate significantly.
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The laboratory synthesized a new imid to test its effectiveness as a catalyst.
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Researchers often use imid derivatives in organic chemistry experiments.
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The presence of imid in the solution changed the reaction rate significantly.
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The imid was used in the synthesis of new compounds.
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In the study, an imid was used to demonstrate its effectiveness as a catalyst in chemical reactions.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Imid comes from the chemical name imidazole, which describes a small 'ring' of atoms with nitrogen—imagine a tiny circle that changes how molecules behave. So an imid related to imidazole is a chemical used as a base or reagent in lab reactions.
