Definition
Definition of educt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
extractionDated that which is drawn out or extractedDated
- The educt was carefully extracted from the mixture.
2.
chemistryDated substance separated without chemical changeDated
- The educt was isolated from the solution.
Origin of educt
Latin, educere (to lead out)
Examples of educt in a sentence
An educt was isolated during the experiment. The chemist carefully measured the educt for the experiment. An unexpected educt formed during the reaction.
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- French:extrait, composé isolé, ...
- German:Edukt, Ausgangsstoff, ...
- Italian:estratto, sostanza separata, ...
- Spanish:producto, educto, ...
- Portuguese:produto extraído, educto, ...
- Chinese:提取物, 析出物, ...
- Japanese:抽出物, 分離物, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَخْلَص, مادة مفصولة, ...
- Hebrew:תוֹצָא, חוֹמֶר מוּפְרָד, ...
- Russian:продукт, эдукт, ...
- Ukrainian:едукт, відокремлена речовина, ...
- Hindi:एडक्ट, पदार्थ, ...
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