炭化物(たんかぶつ)

たんかぶつ
noun
carbide; carbonized material
1. carbide; carbonized material
In chemistry, a compound of carbon with a metal or other element (a carbide). More loosely, any material that has been charred or carbonized.
炭化物(たんかぶつ)は硬(かた)い物質(ぶっしつ)だ。
Carbides are hard substances.
金属(きんぞく)と炭素(たんそ)が結(むす)びついて炭化物(たんかぶつ)になる。
Metal and carbon combine to form a carbide.
木(き)を高温(こうおん)で蒸(む)し焼(や)きにすると、炭化物(たんかぶつ)が残(のこ)る。
When wood is roasted at high temperature without air, a carbonized residue remains.

A carbon compound (carbide) in chemistry, or charred material more loosely. Carbides such as tungsten carbide are prized for their hardness.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 金属(きんぞく)炭化物(たんかぶつ): a metal carbide
  • 炭化物(たんかぶつ)が残(のこ)る: a carbonized residue remains

RELATED:

  • 炭素(たんそ): carbon
  • 炭化(たんか): carbonization — the process of turning to carbon or char

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