isomorph
ˈaɪsəˌmɔːf
Definition

Definition of isomorph - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
chemistryTECH.compound sharing a similar structure with another but differing in compositionTECH.
  • The isomorph had the same crystal structure but a different chemical formula..
analog equivalent
2.
structureTECH.entity showing structural similarity to anotherTECH.
  • The crystal is an isomorph of the original mineral.
analog counterpart equivalent
3.
biologyTECH.organism that appears similar to another species but is genetically differentTECH.
  • The two isomorphs were often mistaken for each other due to their striking resemblance..
doppelgänger
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Origin of isomorph

Greek, isos (equal) + morphe (form)

Examples of isomorph in a sentence

  • Each isomorph exhibited unique properties.
  • Each isomorph in the series has unique properties.
  • Scientists discovered an isomorph with a similar lattice structure.
  • The isomorphs shared many physical traits but were genetically distinct.
  • Scientists studied the isomorphs to understand their evolutionary paths.

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  1. French:composé isomorphe, isomorphe, ...
  2. German:Isomorph, Strukturgleiche, ...
  3. Italian:isomorfo, organismo isomorfo, ...
  4. Spanish:compuesto isomorfo, organismo isomorfo, ...
  5. Portuguese:isomorfo químico, organismo isomorfo, ...
  6. Chinese:同构体, 同形体, ...
  7. Japanese:同形, アイソモルフ, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَمَاثِل الشَّكْل, مُتَمَاثِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִיזוֹמוֹרְף, ...
  10. Russian:изоморф, структурный аналог, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ізоморф, ...
  12. Hindi:समरूप, समरूप जीव, ...

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