Relationele Bijvoeglijke Naamwoorden - Bijvoeglijke naamwoorden van de chemie

relating to or consisting of cells, the basic structural units of living organisms or systems

cellulair, van cellen

consisting of or relating to molecules, which are groups of atoms bonded together

moleculair

concerning or used in the scientific field of chemistry

chemisch

containing or relating to a dangerous form of energy produced by nuclear reactions

radioactief, radioactief

relating to the basic building blocks of matter, known as chemical elements

elementair, fundamenteel

referring to processes or reactions involving the addition of oxygen or the loss of electrons from a substance

oxiderend, oxiderende

referring to substances or solutions that have a pH value lower than 7, indicating a higher concentration of hydrogen ions and often a sour taste

zuur, zuurachtig

referring to substances or solutions that have a pH value higher than 7, indicating a higher concentration of hydroxide ions and a bitter taste

basisch, alkalisch

referring to substances or processes that facilitate or speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process

katalytisch, versnellend

related to pain-relieving medications derived from opium or synthetic alternatives

opioïde

related to atoms, the smallest units of matter, including their structure, properties, and interactions

atomair, gerelateerd aan atomen

relating to particles or forces that exist within atoms, including particles smaller than atoms themselves or the interactions between these particles

subatomair, onderatomair

related to heat or temperature, including how heat moves, how materials expand with temperature changes, and the energy stored in heat

thermisch, warmte-

referring to processes or substances related to the chemical reactions that occur within living organisms

biochemisch

referring to organic compounds with straight or branched carbon chains, not cyclic or aromatic structures

alifatisch

relating to molecules or compounds that have the same molecular formula but different arrangements of atoms

isomeer

relating to or involving the central part of an atom, called the nucleus

nucleair

relating to or involving the chemical element arsenic, known for its toxic properties

arsenicum