Synonyms for "hydrogenation" (10 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (2)

carbonationcatalysis

Strong matches (3)

electrolysisfermentfermentation

Related words (5)

nitrationoxidationpolymerizationreductionworking

Related word relations

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6 relation types

More general

3 entries

chemical actionchemical changechemical process

derived

6 entries

biohydrogenationdehydrogenationgem-hydrogenationrehydrogenationtrans-hydrogenationtranshydrogenation

derived from

1 entries

hydrogen

has context

1 entries

chemistry

is a

1 entries

chemical process

related to

8 entries

catalystchemical reactionhydrogenorganic compoundpressuresubstancetemperatureunsaturated

Translations

12 translations across 11 languages.

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Catalan

1 entries

• hidrogenació noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Czech

1 entries

• hydrogenace noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Dutch

1 entries

• hydrogenering noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Finnish

2 entries

• hydraus noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)
• vedytys noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

French

1 entries

• hydrogénation noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Galician

1 entries

• hidroxenación noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Greek

1 entries

• υδρογόνωση noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Hungarian

1 entries

• hidrogénezés noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Italian

1 entries

• idrogenazione noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Spanish

1 entries

• hidrogenación noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

Swedish

1 entries

• hydrogenering noun (the chemical reaction of hydrogen with another substance)

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