inorganic chemistry

English

Noun

inorganic chemistry (plural inorganic chemistries)

(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)

Mandarin: 無機化學 (zh), 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
Hungarian: szervetlen kémia
Irish: ceimic neamhorgánach f

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

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