There are 17 total results for your 硼 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
硼 see styles |
péng peng2 p`eng peng |
boron (chemistry) |
硼砂 see styles |
péng shā peng2 sha1 p`eng sha peng sha housha / hosha ほうしゃ |
borax borax |
硼素 see styles |
houso / hoso ほうそ |
boron (B) |
硼酸 see styles |
péng suān peng2 suan1 p`eng suan peng suan housan / hosan ほうさん |
boric acid H3BO3 boric acid |
硼酸塩 see styles |
housanen / hosanen ほうさんえん |
borate |
硼酸末 see styles |
housanmatsu / hosanmatsu ほうさんまつ |
borax powder |
三氟化硼 see styles |
sān fú huà péng san1 fu2 hua4 peng2 san fu hua p`eng san fu hua peng |
boron trifluoride |
曹灰硼石 see styles |
soukaihouseki / sokaihoseki そうかいほうせき |
{geol} (See ウレキサイト) ulexite |
窒化硼素 see styles |
chikkahouso / chikkahoso ちっかほうそ |
boron nitride |
Variations: |
housha(硼砂); housha(hou砂) / hosha(硼砂); hosha(ho砂) ほうしゃ(硼砂); ホウしゃ(ホウ砂) |
borax |
Variations: |
housanen(hou酸塩); housanen(硼酸塩) / hosanen(ho酸塩); hosanen(硼酸塩) ホウさんえん(ホウ酸塩); ほうさんえん(硼酸塩) |
borate |
Variations: |
houkeisan(houkei酸); houkeisan(硼珪酸) / hokesan(hoke酸); hokesan(硼珪酸) ホウケイさん(ホウケイ酸); ほうけいさん(硼珪酸) |
{chem} borosilicic acid |
Variations: |
houso(hou素); houso(hou素, 硼素) / hoso(ho素); hoso(ho素, 硼素) ホウそ(ホウ素); ほうそ(ほう素, 硼素) |
boron (B) |
Variations: |
housan(hou酸); housan(hou酸, 硼酸) / hosan(ho酸); hosan(ho酸, 硼酸) ホウさん(ホウ酸); ほうさん(ほう酸, 硼酸) |
boric acid |
Variations: |
chikkahouso(窒化hou素); chikkahouso(窒化硼素) / chikkahoso(窒化ho素); chikkahoso(窒化硼素) ちっかホウそ(窒化ホウ素); ちっかほうそ(窒化硼素) |
{chem} boron nitride |
Variations: |
houkeisanen(houkei酸塩); houkeisanen(硼珪酸塩) / hokesanen(hoke酸塩); hokesanen(硼珪酸塩) ホウケイさんえん(ホウケイ酸塩); ほうけいさんえん(硼珪酸塩) |
{chem} borosilicate |
Variations: |
houkeisangarasu(houkei酸garasu); houkeisangarasu(硼珪酸garasu) / hokesangarasu(hoke酸garasu); hokesangarasu(硼珪酸garasu) ホウケイさんガラス(ホウケイ酸ガラス); ほうけいさんガラス(硼珪酸ガラス) |
{chem} borosilicate glass |
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