allotropic
ˌæləˈtroʊpɪk
Definition

Definition of allotropic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
chemistryTECH.describing an element with different structural formsTECH.
  • Carbon is an allotropic element with diamond and graphite forms.
polymorphic structural
2.
scientific contextTECH.related to the phenomenon of allotropismTECH.
  • The allotropic nature of phosphorus is studied in chemistry.
allotropical
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Origin of allotropic

Greek, allos (other) + tropos (way)

Examples of allotropic in a sentence

  • Scientists study allotropic changes in sulfur.
  • Carbon exhibits allotropic forms like diamond and graphite.
  • Scientists discovered an allotropic modification of sulfur.

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  1. French:allotropique, ...
  2. German:allotrop, allotropisch, ...
  3. Italian:allotropico, relativo all'allotropia, ...
  4. Spanish:alotrópico, de alotropía, ...
  5. Portuguese:alotrópico, relativo à alotropia, ...
  6. Chinese:同素异形的, 异形的, ...
  7. Japanese:同素体の, アロトロピーの, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَآصِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:אַלוֹטרוֹפִּי, ...
  10. Russian:аллотропный, аллотропический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:алотропний, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुरूपी, बहुरूपता संबंधी, ...

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