inorganic chemistry

English

Noun

inorganic chemistry (plural inorganic chemistries)

1. (chemistry) The chemistry of the elements (including carbon), and those compounds that do not contain carbon.

Usage notes

• Compounds such as the carbonates are also included in inorganic chemistry. Gray areas include silicones and carboranes.

Coordinate terms

• organic chemistry

Translations

chemistry of elements and non-carbon containing compounds

• Catalan: química inorgànica f
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 無機化學／无机化学 (mou⁴ gei¹ faa³ hok⁶), 无机化学 (mou⁴ gei¹ faa³ hok⁶)

  Mandarin: 無機化學／无机化学 (zh) (wújī huàxué), 无机化学 (zh) (wújī huàxué)

• Czech: anorganická chemie f
• Danish: inorganisk kemi c
• Esperanto: neorganika kemio
• Estonian: anorgaaniline keemia
• Finnish: epäorgaaninen kemia (fi)
• French: chimie inorganique f
• German: anorganische Chemie (de) f
• Hungarian: szervetlen kémia
• Irish: ceimic neamhorgánach f
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• Italian: chimica inorganica (it) f
• Japanese: 無機化学 (ja) (むきかがく, muki kagaku)
• Korean: 무기화학 (ko) (mugihwahak)
• Portuguese: química inorgânica (pt) f
• Romanian: chimie anorganică (ro) f
• Russian: неоргани́ческая хи́мия (ru) f (neorganíčeskaja xímija)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: анорганска кемија f

  Roman: anorganska kemija f

• Spanish: química inorgánica f
• Turkish: inorganik kimya (tr)
• Vietnamese: hóa học vô cơ