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Definition
Synonym
Stickstoffdioxid
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stickstoffdioxid
n
; Stickstoff(IV)-oxid
n
NO2
chem.
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide
Stickstoffdioxid
n
; Stickstoff(IV)-oxid
n
NO2
chem.
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide
Stickstoffdioxid
n
; Stickstoff(IV)-oxid
n
NO2
chem.
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide
Stickstoffdioxid
n
; Stickstoff(IV)-oxid
n
NO2
chem.
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide
Deutsche
Stickstoffdioxid Synonyme
Englische
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide Synonyme
nitrogen
acetylene
ammonia
argon
asphyxiating gas
butane
carbon dioxide
carbon monoxide
castor-bean meal
chlorine
coal gas
commercial fertilizer
compost
dressing
dung
enrichener
ethane
ether
ethylene
fertilizer
fluorine
formaldehyde
guano
helium
hydrogen
illuminating gas
krypton
lewisite
manure
marsh gas
methane
muck
mustard gas
natural gas
neon
night soil
nitrate
organic fertilizer
oxygen
ozone
phosphate
poison gas
propane
radon
sewer gas
superphosphate
xenon
Stickstoffdioxid Definition
Dioxide
(
n.
)
An
oxide
containing
two
atoms
of
oxygen
in
each
molecule
Dioxide
(
n.
)
An
oxide
containing
but
one
atom
or
equivalent
of
oxygen
to
two
of
a
metal
Liquid
(
a.
)
Flowing
freely
like
water
Liquid
(
a.
)
Being
in
such
a
state
that
the
component
parts
move
freely
among
themselves,
but
do
not
tend
to
separate
from
each
other
as
the
particles
of
gases
and
vapors
do
Liquid
(
a.
)
Flowing
or
sounding
smoothly
or
without
abrupt
transitions
or
harsh
tones.
Liquid
(
a.
)
Pronounced
without
any
jar
or
harshness
Liquid
(
a.
)
Fluid
and
transparent
Liquid
(
a.
)
Clear
Liquid
(
n.
)
A
substance
whose
parts
change
their
relative
position
on
the
slightest
pressure,
and
therefore
retain
no
definite
form
Liquid
(
n.
)
A
letter
which
has
a
smooth,
flowing
sound,
or
which
flows
smoothly
after
a
mute
Nitrogen
(
n.
)
A
colorless
nonmetallic
element,
tasteless
and
odorless,
comprising
four
fifths
of
the
atmosphere
by
volume.
It
is
chemically
very
inert
in
the
free
state,
and
as
such
is
incapable
of
supporting
life
(hence
the
name
azote
still
used
by
French
chemists)
nitrogen dioxide; liquid dioxide Bedeutung
dishwasher
detergent
dishwashing
detergent
dishwashing
liquid
a
low-sudsing
detergent
designed
for
use
in
dishwashers
liquid
crystal
display
LCD
a
digital
display
that
uses
liquid
crystal
cells
that
change
reflectivity
in
an
applied
electric
field,
used
for
portable
computer
displays
and
watches
etc.
liquid
detergent
a
detergent
in
liquid
form
liquid
metal
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
using
liquid
metal
as
a
coolant
liquid
soap
soap
in
liquid
form
soap
scoop
max
liquid
ecstasy
grievous
bodily
harm
goop
Georgia
home
boy
easy
lay
street
names
for
gamma
hydroxybutyrate
liquid
body
substance
bodily
fluid
body
fluid
humor
humour
the
liquid
parts
of
the
body
nitrogen
narcosis
confused
or
stuporous
state
caused
by
high
levels
of
dissolved
nitrogen
in
the
blood,
deep-sea
divers
can
suffer
nitrogen
narcosis
from
breathing
air
under
high
pressure
principle
of
liquid
displacement
(hydrostatics)
the
volume
of
a
body
immersed
in
a
fluid
is
equal
to
the
volume
of
the
displaced
fluid
liquid
a
frictionless
continuant
that
is
not
a
nasal
consonant
(especially
`l'
and
`r')
clear
liquid
diet
a
diet
of
fluids
with
minimal
residues
(fat-free
broth
or
strained
fruit
juices
or
gelatin),
cannot
be
used
for
more
than
one
day
postoperative
liquid
diet
a
diet
of
foods
that
can
be
served
in
liquid
or
strained
form
(plus
custards
or
puddings),
prescribed
after
certain
kinds
of
surgery
liquid
assets
current
assets
quick
assets
assets
in
the
form
of
cash
(or
easily
convertible
into
cash)
nitrogen
cycle
the
circulation
of
nitrogen,
nitrates
from
the
soil
are
absorbed
by
plants
which
are
eaten
by
animals
that
die
and
decay
returning
the
nitrogen
back
to
the
soil
nitrogen
fixation
the
assimilation
of
atmospheric
nitrogen
by
soil
bacteria
and
its
release
for
plant
use
on
the
death
of
the
bacteria
liquid
unit
liquid
measure
a
unit
of
capacity
for
liquids
(for
measuring
the
volumes
of
liquids
or
their
containers)
United
States
liquid
unit
a
liquid
unit
officially
adopted
in
the
United
States
Customary
System
nitrogen
balance
the
balance
between
the
amount
of
nitrogen
taken
in
(to
the
soil
or
the
body)
and
the
amount
given
off
(lost
or
excreted)
respiratory
acidosis
carbon
dioxide
acidosis
acidosis
resulting
from
reduced
gas
exchange
in
the
lungs
(as
in
emphysema
or
pneumonia),
excess
carbon
dioxide
combines
with
water
to
form
carbonic
acid
which
increases
the
acidity
of
the
blood
liquid
liquidness
liquidity
liquid
state
the
state
in
which
a
substance
exhibits
a
characteristic
readiness
to
flow
with
little
or
no
tendency
to
disperse
and
relatively
high
incompressibility
titanium
dioxide
titanium
oxide
titanic
oxide
titania
a
white
powder
used
as
a
pigment
for
its
high
covering
power
and
durability
barium
dioxide
barium
peroxide
a
white
toxic
powder
obtained
by
heating
barium
oxide
in
air
nitrogen
N
atomic
number
a
common
nonmetallic
element
that
is
normally
a
colorless
odorless
tasteless
inert
diatomic
gas,
constitutes
percent
of
the
atmosphere
by
volume,
a
constituent
of
all
living
tissues
liquid
oxygen
LOX
a
bluish
translucent
magnetic
liquid
obtained
by
compressing
gaseous
oxygen
and
then
cooling
it
below
its
boiling
point,
used
as
an
oxidizer
in
rocket
propellants
prednisone
Orasone
Deltasone
Liquid
Pred
Meticorten
a
dehydrogenated
analogue
of
cortisol
(trade
names
Orasone
or
Deltasone
or
Liquid
Pred
or
Meticorten),
used
as
an
anti-inflammatory
drug
in
the
treatment
of
arthritis
and
as
an
immunosuppressant
nitrogen
oxide
any
of
several
oxides
of
nitrogen
formed
by
the
action
of
nitric
acid
on
oxidizable
materials,
present
in
car
exhausts
nitrogen
dioxide
a
highly
poisonous
brown
gas
(NO)
carbon
dioxide
CO
carbonic
acid
gas
a
heavy
odorless
colorless
gas
formed
during
respiration
and
by
the
decomposition
of
organic
substances,
absorbed
from
the
air
by
plants
in
photosynthesis
chlorine
dioxide
an
explosive
gas
(ClO)
used
chiefly
in
bleaching
paper
or
starch
or
soap
or
flour
and
in
water
purification
dioxide
an
oxide
containing
two
atoms
of
oxygen
in
the
molecule
liquid
fluid
matter
having
no
fixed
shape
but
a
fixed
volume
liquid
a
substance
that
is
liquid
at
room
temperature
and
pressure
liquid
nitrogen
nitrogen
in
a
liquid
state
liquid
air
air
in
a
liquid
state
liquid
bleach
a
solution
containing
bleaching
agents,
used
for
laundry
liquid
crystal
a
liquid
exhibiting
properties
of
a
crystal
that
are
not
shown
by
ordinary
liquids
nitrogen
mustard
a
toxic
compound
resembling
mustard
gas
in
structure,
important
in
cancer
treatment
nitrogen
trichloride
Agene
a
yellow
pungent
volatile
oil
(trade
name
Agene)
formerly
used
for
bleaching
and
aging
flour
silica
silicon
oxide
silicon
dioxide
a
white
or
colorless
vitreous
insoluble
solid
(SiO),
various
forms
occur
widely
in
the
earth's
crust
as
quartz
or
cristobalite
or
tridymite
or
lechatelierite
sulfur
dioxide
sulphur
dioxide
a
colorless
toxic
gas
(SO)
that
occurs
in
the
gases
from
volcanoes,
used
in
many
manufacturing
processes
and
present
in
industrial
emissions,
causes
acid
rain
zirconium
oxide
zirconia
zirconium
dioxide
a
white
crystalline
oxide,
used
in
refractories
and
in
insulation
and
abrasives
and
enamels
and
glazes
liquid
limpid
clear
and
bright,
the
liquid
air
of
a
spring
morning,
eyes
shining
with
a
liquid
luster,
limpid
blue
eyes
fluid
liquid
in
cash
or
easily
convertible
to
cash,
liquid
(or
fluid)
assets
liquid-fueled
fueled
by
a
liquid
fuel
fluent
fluid
liquid
smooth
smooth
and
unconstrained
in
movement,
a
long,
smooth
stride,
the
fluid
motion
of
a
cat,
the
liquid
grace
of
a
ballerina
liquid
smooth
and
flowing
in
quality,
entirely
free
of
harshness,
the
liquid
song
of
a
robin
melted
liquid
liquified
changed
from
a
solid
to
a
liquid
state,
rivers
filled
to
overflowing
by
melted
snow
liquid
existing
as
or
having
characteristics
of
a
liquid,
especially
tending
to
flow,
water
and
milk
and
blood
are
liquid
substances
liquid
swimming
filled
or
brimming
with
tears,
swimming
eyes,
sorrow
made
the
eyes
of
many
grow
liquid
nitrogen-fixing
contributing
to
the
process
of
nitrogen
fixation
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