Definition of azide in English:

azide

noun ˈeɪzʌɪdˈeɪzaɪd

Chemistry

A compound containing the anion N₃⁻ or the group —N₃.
Example sentencesExamples
- Upon replacement of chloride ion with azide, the fast electric signal changes its sign from positive to negative, and becomes similar to that detected in bacteriorhodopsin.
- Another anion, azide, is used in the study of bacteriorhodopsin mutants as a substitute for proton donor or acceptor when they are altered in the protein.
- The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds.
- This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis.
- In general, reasonably high molecular weight azides are OK to handle.

Origin

Early 20th century: from azo- + -ide.

Definition of azide in US English:

azide

nounˈāzīdˈeɪzaɪd

Chemistry

A compound containing the anion N₃⁻ or the group —N₃.
Example sentencesExamples
- This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis.
- The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds.
- Upon replacement of chloride ion with azide, the fast electric signal changes its sign from positive to negative, and becomes similar to that detected in bacteriorhodopsin.
- Another anion, azide, is used in the study of bacteriorhodopsin mutants as a substitute for proton donor or acceptor when they are altered in the protein.
- In general, reasonably high molecular weight azides are OK to handle.

Origin

Early 20th century: from azo- + -ide.

单词	azide
释义	Definition of azide in English: azide noun ˈeɪzʌɪdˈeɪzaɪd Chemistry A compound containing the anion N₃⁻ or the group —N₃. Example sentencesExamples Upon replacement of chloride ion with azide, the fast electric signal changes its sign from positive to negative, and becomes similar to that detected in bacteriorhodopsin. Another anion, azide, is used in the study of bacteriorhodopsin mutants as a substitute for proton donor or acceptor when they are altered in the protein. The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds. This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis. In general, reasonably high molecular weight azides are OK to handle. Origin Early 20th century: from azo- + -ide. Definition of azide in US English: azide nounˈāzīdˈeɪzaɪd Chemistry A compound containing the anion N₃⁻ or the group —N₃. Example sentencesExamples This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis. The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds. Upon replacement of chloride ion with azide, the fast electric signal changes its sign from positive to negative, and becomes similar to that detected in bacteriorhodopsin. Another anion, azide, is used in the study of bacteriorhodopsin mutants as a substitute for proton donor or acceptor when they are altered in the protein. In general, reasonably high molecular weight azides are OK to handle. Origin Early 20th century: from azo- + -ide.
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