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uranyl
[ yoor-uh-nil ]
noun
- the bivalent ion UO 2 +2 , or the group UO 2 , which forms salts with acids.
uranyl
/ ˈjʊərənɪl /
noun
- modifier of, consisting of, or containing the divalent ion UO 2 2+or the group –UO 2
Derived Forms
- ˌuraˈnylic, adjective
Other Words From
- ura·nylic adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of uranyl1
Example Sentences
Yet, the Nuclear Energy Agency estimates that 4.5 billion tons of uranium are floating around in our oceans as dissolved uranyl ions.
“A uranyl nitrate solution was extracted and converted into ammonium uranyl carbonate,” the report said, adding that Iran aimed to process that further to produce molybdenum, which has many civilian uses including in medical imaging.
The uranyl fluoride, a solid, drops out of the air as particulate matter.
This group would, by this theory, become an oxygenated metal radical similar to the hypothetical bismuthyl and uranyl, and yet one in which the metallic character has disappeared as completely as in the ferrocyanic group.
The natural, porous structure of the cloth created many tiny pockets for the amidoxime to nestle in and easily trap the uranyl ions.
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