nine-membered
- adjective
- /naɪnˈmɛmbərd/
- Specialized
- A nine-membered aromatic ring contains nine atoms bonded in a cyclic structure.
Examples
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A nine-membered aromatic ring is less common than its six-membered counterpart.
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Many natural products contain a nine-membered ring as part of their molecular structure.
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The synthesis of nine-membered heterocycles can be challenging due to ring strain.
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The nine-membered compound is stable.
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Is it a nine-membered structure?
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The chemist studied various nine-membered rings to understand their unique properties.
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In organic chemistry, a nine-membered compound can exhibit interesting reactivity due to its structure.
Synonyms
Having a ring of nine atoms in a molecule
How Many
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Nine-membered combines nine and member, so it literally means 'having nine parts'. In chemistry it describes a ring made of nine atoms as 'members', much like a committee of nine people.