1) Cancellate 2) Cancellated 3) Enclosed 4) Reticular 5) Reticulate 6) Reticulated
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1) Cancellate 2) Cancellated 3) Resembling a lattice 4) Reticular 5) Reticulate 6) Reticulated
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latticed or pierced with apertures. In this structures, such as scales, this appearance is caused by thick cell walls between adjacent cells and thin cell walls on the sides of the cells that face the surfaces of the scale.
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shaped like a net or lattice
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• (a.) Having the surface marked with raised lines resembling a lattice, as many shells. • (a.) Shaped like a lattice; cancellate.
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(from the article `bromine`) ...range of temperatures. The vapour is amber in colour, and the liquid is reddish brown. A saturated solution of bromine in water is orange-red and, ... Extremely complicated polymetallic cage and cluster complexes can be represented by the formula [M(-X)L], where , , and are integers with 3, X is ... ...
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a water cage that forms around a hydrocarbon in solution.
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Methane hydrate A solid material in which small molecules of one substance (called the guest molecules) are trapped and enclosed in spaces in the crystal lattice of another substance (called the host molecules). The word comes from the Latin clathratus meaning 'furnished with a lattice.' Clathr...
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<chemistry> A type of solid in which water molecules form cages that trap a gas, formed by very slowly warming a mixture of the gas and tiny grains of ice. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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(klath´rāt) having the shape or appearance of a lattice. a clathrate compound.
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Clath'rate (klăth'rat)
adjective [ Latin
clathri lattice, Greek
klh,qra .]
1. (Botany) Shaped like a lattice; cancellate.
Gray. 2. (Zoology) Having the surface marked with raised lines resembling a lattice, as many shells.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: klath′rāt Definitions: 1. A type of inclusion compound in which small molecules are trapped in the cagelike lattice of macromolecules.
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clathrate 1. Shaped like a net or lattice. 2. A complex in which an atom or molecule of one substance is surrounded by a crystal lattice of another one. In the context of this word, a lattice is a regular, periodic configuration of points, particles, or objects throughout an area or a space; especially, the arrangement of ions or molecules in a c...
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adjective designating or relating to a compound in which one component is physically enclosed within the crystal structure of another
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Compound formed when the small molecules of one substance fill in the holes in the structural lattice of another, solid, substance – for example, sulphur dioxide molecules in ice crystals. Clathrates are therefore intermediate between mixtures and true compounds (which are held together by ionic or covalent chemical bonds)
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resembling a lattice; divided or marked like latticework.
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