hexaferrocenylbenzene
English
noun
Definitions
- (chemistry) a derivative of benzene in which each hydrogen atom is replaced by a ferrocene group; prepared using Negishi coupling; it is a very crowded molecule that may be used as a gear in a nanomachine
Etymology
Affix from English ferrocenyl + English benzene.
Origin
English
benzene
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alkylbenzene English
- allylbenzene English
- aminobenzene English
- arsenobenzene English
- azobenzene English
- azoxybenzene English
- benserazide English
- benzene English
- benzenediamine English
- benzenediol English
- benzenesulfonate English
- benzenesulfonic acid English
- benzenethiol English
- benzenic English
- benzenoid English
- benzenol English
- borabenzene English
- bromobenzene English
- butylbenzene English
- chlorobenzene English
- circumbenzene English
- cyclohexylbenzene English
- dehydrobenzene English
- deuterobenzene English
- dichlorobenzene English
- dimethoxybenzene English
- dithionitrobenzene English
- ethenylbenzene English
- ethylbenzene English
- ferrocenyl English
- ferrocenylphosphine English
- fluorobenzene English
- halobenzene English
- hexachlorobenzene English
- hexanitrobenzene English
- hydroxybenzene English
- iodabenzene English
- iodobenzene English
- isopropylbenzene English
- methoxybenzene English
- methylbenzene English
- nitrobenzene English
- nitrosobenzene English
- oxybenzene English
- phenylbenzene English
- propylbenzene English
- radiobenzene English
- superbenzene English
- thiabendazole English
- trimethylbenzene English
- vinylbenzene English
- Benzin German
- ベンゼン Japanese
- beinséin Irish
- 苯 Chinese
- 벤젠 Korean
- benzene
- benzenol
- benzenic
- benzenoid
- azobenzene
- oxybenzene
- ferrocenyl
- halobenzene
- benserazide
- iodabenzene
- benzenediol
- borabenzene
- iodobenzene
- bromobenzene
- nitrobenzene
- butylbenzene
- vinylbenzene
- allylbenzene
- alkylbenzene
- radiobenzene
- ethylbenzene
- benzenethiol
- azoxybenzene
- superbenzene
- aminobenzene
- circumbenzene
- fluorobenzene
- propylbenzene
- thiabendazole
- arsenobenzene
- phenylbenzene
- methylbenzene
- chlorobenzene
- deuterobenzene
- benzenediamine
- dehydrobenzene
- ethenylbenzene
- hydroxybenzene
- methoxybenzene
- nitrosobenzene
- dichlorobenzene
- benzenesulfonate
- dimethoxybenzene
- isopropylbenzene
- trimethylbenzene
- hexanitrobenzene
- hexachlorobenzene
- cyclohexylbenzene
- dithionitrobenzene
- ferrocenylphosphine
- benzenesulfonic acid