Definition of carbide in English:

carbide

noun ˈkɑːbʌɪdˈkɑrbaɪd

Chemistry

1A binary compound of carbon with an element of lower or comparable electronegativity.
tungsten carbide
a large number of carbides were noted
Example sentencesExamples
- How stable the carbides are depends on how the element is partitioned between the cementite and the matrix.
- While nickel and copper do not affect hardenability nearly as much, they segregate to graphite nodule sites and do not form detrimental carbides.
- The structure is martensitic on cooling in air but the carbides can be precipitated and the steel softened by very slow cooling from 840°C.
- Titanium can reduce carbon in austenite by forming very stable carbides.
- Borides, carbides, oxides, and nonmetallic particles in the melt are scavenged and then concentrated in localized regions within the cast structure.
1. 1.1mass noun Calcium carbide (CaC₂), used to generate acetylene by reaction with water and formerly used in portable lamps.
  as modifier a carbide lamp
  Example sentencesExamples
  The store stocks candles, flashlights, carbide and hurricane lamps, solar-powered attic fans and much more.
  Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps.
  The taste of fruit ripened using Ethyril gas in a ripening chamber is said to be much better than the fruit ripened with carbide.
  There was a narrow track from the road down to the farm and in the dark with only carbide lamps on the fire engine they went off the track and got stuck.
  By now our carbide lamps were providing only a pathetically small amount of illumination.

Definition of carbide in US English:

carbide

nounˈkärbīdˈkɑrbaɪd

Chemistry

1A binary compound of carbon with an element of lower or comparable electronegativity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Titanium can reduce carbon in austenite by forming very stable carbides.
- Borides, carbides, oxides, and nonmetallic particles in the melt are scavenged and then concentrated in localized regions within the cast structure.
- While nickel and copper do not affect hardenability nearly as much, they segregate to graphite nodule sites and do not form detrimental carbides.
- The structure is martensitic on cooling in air but the carbides can be precipitated and the steel softened by very slow cooling from 840°C.
- How stable the carbides are depends on how the element is partitioned between the cementite and the matrix.
1. 1.1 Calcium carbide (CaC₂), used to generate acetylene by reaction with water and formerly used in portable lamps.
  as modifier a carbide lamp
  Example sentencesExamples
  By now our carbide lamps were providing only a pathetically small amount of illumination.
  The store stocks candles, flashlights, carbide and hurricane lamps, solar-powered attic fans and much more.
  Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps.
  There was a narrow track from the road down to the farm and in the dark with only carbide lamps on the fire engine they went off the track and got stuck.
  The taste of fruit ripened using Ethyril gas in a ripening chamber is said to be much better than the fruit ripened with carbide.

单词	carbide
释义	Definition of carbide in English: carbide noun ˈkɑːbʌɪdˈkɑrbaɪd Chemistry 1A binary compound of carbon with an element of lower or comparable electronegativity. tungsten carbide a large number of carbides were noted Example sentencesExamples How stable the carbides are depends on how the element is partitioned between the cementite and the matrix. While nickel and copper do not affect hardenability nearly as much, they segregate to graphite nodule sites and do not form detrimental carbides. The structure is martensitic on cooling in air but the carbides can be precipitated and the steel softened by very slow cooling from 840°C. Titanium can reduce carbon in austenite by forming very stable carbides. Borides, carbides, oxides, and nonmetallic particles in the melt are scavenged and then concentrated in localized regions within the cast structure. 1.1mass noun Calcium carbide (CaC₂), used to generate acetylene by reaction with water and formerly used in portable lamps. as modifier a carbide lamp Example sentencesExamples The store stocks candles, flashlights, carbide and hurricane lamps, solar-powered attic fans and much more. Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps. The taste of fruit ripened using Ethyril gas in a ripening chamber is said to be much better than the fruit ripened with carbide. There was a narrow track from the road down to the farm and in the dark with only carbide lamps on the fire engine they went off the track and got stuck. By now our carbide lamps were providing only a pathetically small amount of illumination. Definition of carbide in US English: carbide nounˈkärbīdˈkɑrbaɪd Chemistry 1A binary compound of carbon with an element of lower or comparable electronegativity. Example sentencesExamples Titanium can reduce carbon in austenite by forming very stable carbides. Borides, carbides, oxides, and nonmetallic particles in the melt are scavenged and then concentrated in localized regions within the cast structure. While nickel and copper do not affect hardenability nearly as much, they segregate to graphite nodule sites and do not form detrimental carbides. The structure is martensitic on cooling in air but the carbides can be precipitated and the steel softened by very slow cooling from 840°C. How stable the carbides are depends on how the element is partitioned between the cementite and the matrix. 1.1 Calcium carbide (CaC₂), used to generate acetylene by reaction with water and formerly used in portable lamps. as modifier a carbide lamp Example sentencesExamples By now our carbide lamps were providing only a pathetically small amount of illumination. The store stocks candles, flashlights, carbide and hurricane lamps, solar-powered attic fans and much more. Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps. There was a narrow track from the road down to the farm and in the dark with only carbide lamps on the fire engine they went off the track and got stuck. The taste of fruit ripened using Ethyril gas in a ripening chamber is said to be much better than the fruit ripened with carbide.
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