organofunctionalized

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective organofunctionalized is

(chemistry) describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

As an adjective organofunctionalized is

(chemistry) describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

In chemistry|lang=en terms the difference between organic and organofunctionalized

is that organic is (chemistry) an organic compound while organofunctionalized is (chemistry) describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

As adjectives the difference between organic and organofunctionalized

is that organic is (biology) pertaining to or derived from living organisms while organofunctionalized is (chemistry) describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

As a noun organic

is (chemistry) an organic compound.

As a noun functionalization

is the act of functionalizing.

As an adjective organofunctionalized is

describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

In chemistry terms the difference between inorganic and organofunctionalized

is that inorganic is an inorganic compound while organofunctionalized is describing an inorganic material (or its surface) that has been given extra functionalization by reaction with an organic substrate.

As a noun inorganic

is an inorganic compound.