acetylene 英 [əˈsetəli:n]   美 [əˈsɛtlˌin, -ən]

acetylene

acetylene  英 [əˈsetəli:n] 美 [əˈsɛtlˌin, -ən]

n. [有化] 乙炔;电石气 

名词复数:acetylenes 

The idea of acetylene-eating organisms on Titan is "highly speculative" but intriguing, he says. 泰坦上有食用乙炔的生物,这一想法没多大根据,但很有趣。
But in that case, too, a catalyst would be needed to boost reaction rates enough to account for the dearth of acetylene. 但在那种情况下,也需要催化剂去加快足够的反应速度,以解释乙炔的缺失。

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  • n. [有化] 乙炔;电石气
  • 1. The idea of acetylene-eating organisms on Titan is "highly speculative" but intriguing, he says.

    泰坦上有食用乙炔的生物,这一想法没多大根据,但很有趣。

  • 2. But in that case, too, a catalyst would be needed to boost reaction rates enough to account for the dearth of acetylene.

    但在那种情况下,也需要催化剂去加快足够的反应速度,以解释乙炔的缺失。

  • 3. Recent estimates suggest the lakes are made of 80 per cent ethane, with slugs of propane, methane and acetylene, which could be a source of food for Titanian life, some researchers suggest.

    最近的一些分析表明土卫六的湖泊是由80%的乙烷,以及没有燃烧的丙烷,甲烷和乙炔的小液滴,一些研究者表示这些可能会是维持土卫六上生命的物质。

  • acetylene (n.) gaseous hydrocarbon, by 1862, from French acétylène, coined 1860 by French chemist Pierre Eugène Marcellin Berthelot from chemical ending -ene + acetyl, which was coined from acetic + -yl in 1839 by German chemist Justus von Liebig. Liebig's coinage was in reference to a different radical; acetyl was transferred to its current sense in 1850s, but Berthelot's coinage was based on the original use of acetyl.
acetyl·ene / əˈsetəliːn ; NAmE əˈsetəliːn / ( also eth·yne ) noun [uncountable ] ( symb.C 2H 2 ) a gas that burns with a very hot bright flame, used for cutting or joining metal 乙炔;电石气 acetyl·ene / əˈsetəliːn ; NAmE əˈsetəliːn /
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