chemurgy

chem·ur·gy

C0273500 (kĕm′ər-jē, kĭ-mûr′-)n. The development of new industrial chemical products from organic raw materials, especially from those of agricultural origin.

che·mur′gic (kĭ-mûr′jĭk), che·mur′gi·cal adj.

chemurgy

(ˈkɛmɜːdʒɪ) n (Chemistry) the branch of chemistry concerned with the industrial use of organic raw materials, esp materials of agricultural origin chemˈurgic, chemˈurgical adj

chem•ur•gy

(ˈkɛm ɜr dʒi, kəˈmɜr-)

n. a division of applied chemistry concerned with the industrial use of organic substances. [1930–35] chem•ur′gic, chem•ur′gi•cal, adj. chem•ur′gi•cal•ly, adv.

chemurgy

the branch of chemistry that deals with the industrial use and application of organic substances. — chemurgic, chemurgical, adj.See also: Industry

chemurgy

The branch of chemistry that deals with the development of new chemical products from organic raw materials.

chemurgy

(kĕm`ərjē), branch of applied chemistry concerned with preparing industrial products from agricultural raw materials. Among such products are plastics manufactured from casein and soybean; soaps derived from animal and vegetable fats; cellulose fiber products made from, for example, straws, stubble, cobs, and hulls; and starches derived from surplus grains. Chemurgy is a wide-ranging discipline involving chemistry, genetics, bacteriology, and physics.

chemurgy

[′ke·mər·jē] (chemical engineering) A branch of chemistry concerned with the profitable utilization of organic raw materials, especially agricultural products, for nonfood purposes such as for paints and varnishes.

单词	chemurgy
释义	chemurgy chem·ur·gy C0273500 (kĕm′ər-jē, kĭ-mûr′-)n. The development of new industrial chemical products from organic raw materials, especially from those of agricultural origin. che·mur′gic (kĭ-mûr′jĭk), che·mur′gi·cal adj. chemurgy (ˈkɛmɜːdʒɪ) n (Chemistry) the branch of chemistry concerned with the industrial use of organic raw materials, esp materials of agricultural origin chemˈurgic, chemˈurgical adj chem•ur•gy (ˈkɛm ɜr dʒi, kəˈmɜr-) n. a division of applied chemistry concerned with the industrial use of organic substances. [1930–35] chem•ur′gic, chem•ur′gi•cal, adj. chem•ur′gi•cal•ly, adv. chemurgy the branch of chemistry that deals with the industrial use and application of organic substances. — chemurgic, chemurgical, adj.See also: Industry chemurgy The branch of chemistry that deals with the development of new chemical products from organic raw materials. chemurgy chemurgy (kĕm`ərjē), branch of applied chemistry concerned with preparing industrial products from agricultural raw materials. Among such products are plastics manufactured from casein and soybean; soaps derived from animal and vegetable fats; cellulose fiber products made from, for example, straws, stubble, cobs, and hulls; and starches derived from surplus grains. Chemurgy is a wide-ranging discipline involving chemistry, genetics, bacteriology, and physics. chemurgy [′ke·mər·jē] (chemical engineering) A branch of chemistry concerned with the profitable utilization of organic raw materials, especially agricultural products, for nonfood purposes such as for paints and varnishes.
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