alkyne

English

Etymology

Formed as alkyl +‎ -yne.

Noun

alkyne (plural alkynes)

1. (organic chemistry) A hydrocarbon containing at least one carbon–carbon triple bond.

Translations

hydrocarbon containing at least one carbon-carbon triple bond

• Arabic: ألكاين‎ m
• Bulgarian: алкин m (alkin)
• Catalan: alquí m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 炔 (kyut³), 炔烴／炔烃 (kyut³ ting¹)

  Mandarin: 炔 (zh) (quē), 炔烴／炔烃 (zh) (quētīng)

• Czech: alkyn m
• Danish: alkyn
• Dutch: alkyn
• Esperanto: alkino
• Estonian: alküün
• Finnish: alkyyni (fi)
• French: alcyne (fr) m
• German: Alkin (de) n
• Greek: αλκίνιο n (alkínio)
• Hebrew: אלקין‎ m
• Hungarian: alkin
• Indonesian: alkuna (id)
• Italian: alchino (it) m
• Japanese: アルキン (ja) (arukin), アセチレン系炭化水素 (アセチレンけいたんかすいそ, asechiren-kei tanka suiso)
• Kazakh: алкин (alkin)
• Khmer: អាល់ស៊ីន (ʼalsiin)
• Korean: 알킨 (alkin), 알카인 (alkain)
• Latin: alkinum n
• Latvian: alkīni
• Macedonian: алкин m (alkin)
• Malay: alkuna
• Persian: آلکین‎
• Polish: alkin (pl) m
• Portuguese: alcino (pt) m, alquino (pt) m
• Romanian: alchină (ro)
• Russian: алки́н (ru) m (alkín)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: алкин m

  Roman: alkin m

• Slovak: alkín m
• Slovene: alkin m
• Spanish: alquino m
• Sundanese: alkuna
• Swedish: alkyn (sv)
• Tamil: ஆல்க்கைன் (ālkkaiṉ)
• Thai: แอลไคน์ (aelákai)
• Turkish: alkin (tr)
• Ukrainian: алкі́н m (alkín)
• Vietnamese: ankin

See also

• -yne
• acetylene
• alkene
• alkane

 

Anagrams

• Kaelyn, Lankey