solvolysis

As a noun solvolysis

is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As an adjective undefined is

lacking a definition or value.

In chemistry|lang=en terms the difference between solvolysis and aminolysis

is that solvolysis is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile while aminolysis is (chemistry) decomposition of a molecule by reaction with ammonia or an amine.

As nouns the difference between solvolysis and aminolysis

is that solvolysis is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile while aminolysis is (chemistry) decomposition of a molecule by reaction with ammonia or an amine.

As nouns the difference between solution and solvolysis

is that solution is a homogeneous mixture, which may be liquid, gas or solid, formed by dissolving one or more substances while solvolysis is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As nouns the difference between dissolution and solvolysis

is that dissolution is the termination of an organized body or legislative assembly, especially a formal dismissal while solvolysis is any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As a noun solvolysis is

(chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As nouns the difference between solvolysis and solvolyses

is that solvolysis is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile while solvolyses is .

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and solvolysis

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while solvolysis is any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As a noun solvolysis

is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile.

As an adjective solvolytic is

of or pertaining to solvolysis.

Solvolysis is a hypernym of acetolysis.

As nouns the difference between solvolysis and acetolysis

is that solvolysis is (chemistry) any reaction, between a solute and its solvent, in which one or more bonds of the solute are broken; specifically a substitution, elimination or fragmentation reaction in which the solvent is the nucleophile while acetolysis is (organic chemistry) the breakdown of an organic compound using either acetic acid or acetic anhydride.