chemical compound

English

chemical compound (plural chemical compounds)

(chemistry) Any substance formed by the union of two or more chemical elements in a fixed ratio, the union being a chemical bond.
Antonym: elementary substance
(informal, proscribed) Any single substance, either compound or element
Synonym: chemical

in chemistry: substance formed by the union of two or more chemical elements

Finnish: kemiallinen yhdiste (fi)
French: composé chimique (fr) m, corps composé (fr) m
Galician: composto químico (gl) m
Georgian: ქიმიური ნაერთი (kimiuri naerti)
German: chemische Verbindung (de) f
Greek: χημική ένωση (el) f (chimikí énosi)
Indonesian: senyawa kimia
Italian: composto chimico (it)
Kyrgyz: химиялык кошунду (himiyalık koşundu)
Malay: sebatian kimia (ms)
Polish: związek chemiczny (pl) m
Portuguese: composto químico (pt) m
Romanian: compus chimic m
Russian: хими́ческое соедине́ние (ru) n (ximíčeskoje sojedinénije), сло́жное вещество́ n (slóžnoje veščestvó)
Serbo-Croatian: kémījskī spȏj m
Spanish: compuesto químico
Thai: สมการเคมี (sà-má-gaan-kee-mii)
Vietnamese: hợp chất (vi)

informally: any single substance, either compound or element

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