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 Übersetzung für 'monoxide' von Englisch nach Deutsch
NOUN   a monoxide | monoxides
chem.
monoxide
Monoxyd {n}
chem.
monoxide
Monoxid {n}
2 Wörter: Substantive
chem.
carbon monoxide <CO>
Kohlenmonoxid {n} <CO>
chem.
carbon monoxide <CO>
Kohlenmonoxyd {n} <CO>
chem.
carbon monoxide <CO>
Kohlenstoffmonoxid {n} <CO>
chem.
chlorine monoxide [ClO]
Chlormonoxid {n}
chem.
dichlorine monoxide [Cl2O]
Dichlormonoxid {n}
dihydrogen monoxide <DHMO> [hum.] [water] [H2O]Dihydrogenmonoxid {n} <DHMO> [hum.] [Wasser]
chem.
dinitrogen monoxide [N2O]
Distickstoffoxid {n}
chem.
dinitrogen monoxide [N2O]
Distickstoffmonoxid {n}
chem.
iron monoxide [FeO] [coll.] [iron(II) oxide]
Eisen(II)-oxid {n}
chem.
lead monoxide [PbO]
Bleiglätte {f} [Bleimonoxid]
chem.
lead monoxide <PbO> [lead(II) oxide]
Bleimonoxid {n} <PbO> [Blei(II)-oxid]
chem.
niobium monoxide [NbO]
Niobmonoxid {n}
chem.
nitrogen monoxide <NO>
Stickstoffmonoxid {n} <NO>
chem.
silicon monoxide [SiO]
Siliciummonoxid {n}
chem.
silicon monoxide [SiO]
Siliziummonoxid {n}
chem.
sulfur monoxide <SO>
Schwefelmonoxid {n} <SO>
chem.
tellurium monoxide [TeO]
Tellurmonoxid {n}
3 Wörter: Substantive
tech.
carbon monoxide alarm
Kohlenmonoxidmelder {m}
med.
carbon monoxide intoxication <CO intoxication>
Kohlenmonoxidintoxikation {f} <CO-Intoxikation>
med.
carbon monoxide intoxication <CO intoxication>
Kohlenstoffmonoxidintoxikation {f} <CO-Intoxikation>
tech.
carbon monoxide laser <CO laser>
Kohlenmonoxidlaser {m} <CO-Laser>
med.
carbon monoxide poisoning
Kohlenmonoxid-Vergiftung {f}
med.
carbon monoxide poisoning
Kohlenoxydvergiftung {f} [Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung]
med.
carbon monoxide poisoning <CO poisoning>
Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung {f} <CO-Vergiftung>
med.
carbon monoxide poisoning <CO poisoning>
Kohlenstoffmonoxidvergiftung {f} <CO-Vergiftung>
automot.
carbon-monoxide content
Kohlenmonoxid-Anteil {m}
4 Wörter: Substantive
biol.
carbon monoxide-oxidizing bacteria
Carboxidobakterien {pl}
biol.
carbon monoxide-oxidizing bacteria
kohlenmonoxidverwertende Bakterien {pl}
biol.
carbon monoxide-oxidizing bacteria
Kohlenmonoxid-oxidierende Bakterien {pl}
5+ Wörter: Substantive
tech.
carbon monoxide (electric discharge) laser <CO laser, CO-EDL>
Kohlenmonoxid-Laser {m} <CO-Laser>
ecol.
emission and immission of carbon monoxide
Emission {f} und Immission von Kohlenmonoxid
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Übersetzung für 'monoxide' von Englisch nach Deutsch

monoxide
Monoxyd {n}chem.

Monoxid {n}chem.

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carbon monoxide <CO>
Kohlenmonoxid {n} <CO>chem.

Kohlenmonoxyd {n} <CO>chem.

Kohlenstoffmonoxid {n} <CO>chem.
chlorine monoxide [ClO]
Chlormonoxid {n}chem.
dichlorine monoxide [Cl2O]
Dichlormonoxid {n}chem.
dihydrogen monoxide <DHMO> [hum.] [water] [H2O]
Dihydrogenmonoxid {n} <DHMO> [hum.] [Wasser]
dinitrogen monoxide [N2O]
Distickstoffoxid {n}chem.

Distickstoffmonoxid {n}chem.
iron monoxide [FeO] [coll.] [iron(II) oxide]
Eisen(II)-oxid {n}chem.
lead monoxide [PbO]
Bleiglätte {f} [Bleimonoxid]chem.
lead monoxide <PbO> [lead(II) oxide]
Bleimonoxid {n} <PbO> [Blei(II)-oxid]chem.
niobium monoxide [NbO]
Niobmonoxid {n}chem.
nitrogen monoxide <NO>
Stickstoffmonoxid {n} <NO>chem.
silicon monoxide [SiO]
Siliciummonoxid {n}chem.

Siliziummonoxid {n}chem.
sulfur monoxide <SO>
Schwefelmonoxid {n} <SO>chem.
tellurium monoxide [TeO]
Tellurmonoxid {n}chem.

carbon monoxide alarm
Kohlenmonoxidmelder {m}tech.
carbon monoxide intoxication <CO intoxication>
Kohlenmonoxidintoxikation {f} <CO-Intoxikation>med.

Kohlenstoffmonoxidintoxikation {f} <CO-Intoxikation>med.
carbon monoxide laser <CO laser>
Kohlenmonoxidlaser {m} <CO-Laser>tech.
carbon monoxide poisoning
Kohlenmonoxid-Vergiftung {f}med.

Kohlenoxydvergiftung {f} [Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung]med.
carbon monoxide poisoning <CO poisoning>
Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung {f} <CO-Vergiftung>med.

Kohlenstoffmonoxidvergiftung {f} <CO-Vergiftung>med.
carbon-monoxide content
Kohlenmonoxid-Anteil {m}automot.

carbon monoxide-oxidizing bacteria
Carboxidobakterien {pl}biol.

kohlenmonoxidverwertende Bakterien {pl}biol.

Kohlenmonoxid-oxidierende Bakterien {pl}biol.

carbon monoxide (electric discharge) laser <CO laser, CO-EDL>
Kohlenmonoxid-Laser {m} <CO-Laser>tech.
emission and immission of carbon monoxide
Emission {f} und Immission von Kohlenmonoxidecol.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • 8% carbon monoxide haemoglobin saturation, which occurs when blood's iron-carrying pigment (haemoglobin) is bound with carbon monoxide (instead of oxygen).
  • The dioxetane intermediate is capable of generating carbon monoxide and has been explored as a carbon monoxide pro-drug.
  • Carbon monoxide releasing organometallic compounds are also actively investigated, due to the importance of carbon monoxide as a gasotransmitter.
  • In the 1920s, carbon monoxide was regarded as the "Frankenstein" of civilization in the context of humankind's industrial production of the gas and widespread problems with carbon monoxide poisoning leading to the notion of carbon monoxide as "the automaton that turns on its maker, pursues him to the ends of the earth and finally destroys him”.
  • Microbiota may also utilize carbon monoxide as a gasotransmitter.

  • Carbon monoxide served as a reducing agent in the Chenot method. Chenot was among the first to report the toxicity of carbon monoxide poisoning.
  • As carbon monoxide is now understood to be a neurotransmitter (see carbon monoxide-releasing molecules and heme oxygenase), Killick made pioneering discoveries pertaining to physiological roles upon recognizing a vasodilatory effect of carbon monoxide on a feline pulmonary arterial vessel in 1951.
  • As carbon monoxide is now understood to have a therapeutic potential, pharmaceutical efforts have focused on development of carbon monoxide-releasing molecules and selective heme oxygenase inducers.
  • In the context of the blood, an example of competitive binding is carbon monoxide which competes with oxygen for the active site on heme.
  • This theory suggests that hypoxia and carbon monoxide induce a form of edema resulting in white matter necrosis.

  • Breath carbon monoxide is the level of carbon monoxide in a person's exhalation.
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