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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. open-chain compound; acyclic compoundchemistry
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. open-chain compound
    2. This term refers to a type of chemical compound that has a linear structure without any cycles or rings. It is used in organic chemistry to categorize compounds based on their structure.
    Open-chain compounds are linear compounds that do not possess any rings in their structure.
    Some open-chain compounds exhibit unique chemical properties.
  2. acyclic compound
    3. This term describes a compound that does not form closed ring structures, emphasizing the non-circular nature of the molecule. It is often mentioned in contrast with cyclic compounds.
    Some organic compounds are referred to as open-chain compounds due to their acyclic structure.
    Unlike cyclic compounds, open-chain compounds have a more linear shape due to the absence of rings.
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synthesis of open-chain compoundsproperties of open-chain compoundsclassification of open-chain compoundsdifference between open-chain and cyclic compoundsexamples of open-chain compoundsreactions of open-chain compoundsorganic open-chain compoundsuses of open-chain compoundsdiscovery of new open-chain compoundsresearch on open-chain compounds
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