allotrope — (n.) 1847, back formation from allotropy variation of physical properties without change of substance, from ALLO (Cf. allo ) + tropos manner (see TROPE (Cf. trope)). Related: Allotropic … Etymology dictionary
allotrope — ► NOUN Chemistry ▪ each of two or more different physical forms in which an element can exist (e.g. graphite, charcoal, and diamond as forms of carbon). DERIVATIVES allotropic adjective allotropy noun. ORIGIN from Greek allotropos of another form … English terms dictionary
allotrope — [al′ō trōp΄, al′ətrōp΄] n. an allotropic form … English World dictionary
Allotrope — Allotropie L’allotropie[1] (du grec allos autre et tropos manière) est, en chimie, en minéralogie et en science des matériaux, la faculté de certains corps simples d’exister sous plusieurs formes cristallines ou moléculaires différentes. C’est l… … Wikipédia en Français
Allotrope Formen von Sauerstoff — Es existieren mehrere allotrope Formen von Sauerstoff. Sauerstoff ist ein typisches Nichtmetall. Es besteht im gasförmigen Zustand aus einzelnen Molekülen. Das Element bildet dabei mehrere Allotrope, die nach der Anzahl Sauerstoffatome zu… … Deutsch Wikipedia
allotrope Umwandlung — alotropinis virsmas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. allotropic change; allotropic transformation vok. allotrope Umwandlung, f rus. аллотропическое превращение, n pranc. transformation allotropique, f … Fizikos terminų žodynas
allotrope — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, back formation from allotropy Date: 1876 a form showing allotropy … New Collegiate Dictionary
allotrope — noun Any form of an element that has a distinctly different molecular structure to another form of the same element. See Also: allotropy, allotropic … Wiktionary
allotrope — An element in one of the allotropic forms that it may assume. [allo + G. tropos, a turning] * * * al·lo·trope al ə .trōp n a form showing allotropy * * * al·lo·trope (alґo trōp) an allotropic form … Medical dictionary
allotrope — n. one of two or more forms of an element (Chemistry) … English contemporary dictionary
