oxyfluoride
- adjective
- /ˌɑksɪˈflʊərɪd/
- Specialized
- This mineral is classified as an oxyfluoride because it contains both oxygen and fluorine atoms.
Examples
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The researchers synthesized an oxyfluoride material for use in advanced batteries.
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Engineers tested the durability of the new oxyfluoride coating under extreme conditions.
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The new oxyfluoride material was developed for advanced electronics.
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Researchers are studying oxyfluoride compounds for their unique properties.
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The researchers synthesized an oxyfluoride material for use in advanced batteries.
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Engineers tested the durability of the new oxyfluoride coating under extreme conditions.
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This mineral is classified as an oxyfluoride because it contains both oxygen and fluorine atoms.
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Etymology
Oxyfluoride joins oxy- meaning 'oxygen' and fluoride meaning 'fluorine', as in the fluoride in toothpaste. So an oxyfluoride material is one that contains both oxygen and fluorine.