Definition of monatomic in English:

monatomic

adjective ˌmɒnəˈtɒmɪkˌmɑnəˈtɑmɪk

Chemistry

Consisting of one atom.
〔化〕单原子的
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, aluminum, helium, and sodium are monatomic elements, or elements whose atoms can exist alone, without forming molecules.
- Those compounds should be abundant on a planet, but pure oxygen, whether monatomic or molecular, should be vanishingly scarce - as it is, in fact, on Mars and Venus.
- Dalton had used Ockham's Razor to assume elemental gases were monatomic.
- Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent).
- Data for monatomic gases like argon and helium give exact agreement, and many diatomic gases show experimental results in close accord with the theory.

Definition of monatomic in US English:

monatomic

(also monoatomic)

adjectiveˌmɑnəˈtɑmɪkˌmänəˈtämik

Chemistry

Consisting of one atom.
〔化〕单原子的
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent).
- Data for monatomic gases like argon and helium give exact agreement, and many diatomic gases show experimental results in close accord with the theory.
- For example, aluminum, helium, and sodium are monatomic elements, or elements whose atoms can exist alone, without forming molecules.
- Dalton had used Ockham's Razor to assume elemental gases were monatomic.
- Those compounds should be abundant on a planet, but pure oxygen, whether monatomic or molecular, should be vanishingly scarce - as it is, in fact, on Mars and Venus.

词汇	monatomic
释义	Definition of monatomic in English: monatomic adjective ˌmɒnəˈtɒmɪkˌmɑnəˈtɑmɪk Chemistry Consisting of one atom. 〔化〕单原子的 Example sentencesExamples For example, aluminum, helium, and sodium are monatomic elements, or elements whose atoms can exist alone, without forming molecules. Those compounds should be abundant on a planet, but pure oxygen, whether monatomic or molecular, should be vanishingly scarce - as it is, in fact, on Mars and Venus. Dalton had used Ockham's Razor to assume elemental gases were monatomic. Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent). Data for monatomic gases like argon and helium give exact agreement, and many diatomic gases show experimental results in close accord with the theory. Definition of monatomic in US English: monatomic (also monoatomic) adjectiveˌmɑnəˈtɑmɪkˌmänəˈtämik Chemistry Consisting of one atom. 〔化〕单原子的 Example sentencesExamples Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent). Data for monatomic gases like argon and helium give exact agreement, and many diatomic gases show experimental results in close accord with the theory. For example, aluminum, helium, and sodium are monatomic elements, or elements whose atoms can exist alone, without forming molecules. Dalton had used Ockham's Razor to assume elemental gases were monatomic. Those compounds should be abundant on a planet, but pure oxygen, whether monatomic or molecular, should be vanishingly scarce - as it is, in fact, on Mars and Venus.
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