tetrazene |
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is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a noun tetrazene
is the hypothetical compound NH
2-NH-N=NH.
tetrazene |
tetracene |
As nouns the difference between tetrazene and tetracene
is that
tetrazene is (uncountable|inorganic compound) the hypothetical compound nh
2-nh-n=nh while
tetracene is tetracene.
tetrazene |
tetrazine |
As nouns the difference between tetrazene and tetrazine
is that
tetrazene is (uncountable|inorganic compound) the hypothetical compound nh
2-nh-n=nh while
tetrazine is tetrazine.
tetrazone |
tetrazene |
As nouns the difference between tetrazone and tetrazene
is that
tetrazone is (chemistry) any of a certain series of basic compounds containing a chain of four nitrogen atoms while
tetrazene is (uncountable|inorganic compound) the hypothetical compound nh
2-nh-n=nh.
tetraene |
tetrazene |
As nouns the difference between tetraene and tetrazene
is that
tetraene is tetraene while
tetrazene is (uncountable|inorganic compound) the hypothetical compound nh
2-nh-n=nh.