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organometallic
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organometallic /or·ga·no·me·tal·lic/ (-mĕ-tal´ik) consisting of a metal combined with an organic radical, used particularly for a compound in which the metal is linked directly to a carbon atom.
or·gan·o·me·tal·lic (ôrgn-m-tlk)
adj.
Of, relating to, or constituting an organic compound containing a metal, especially one in which a metal atom is bonded directly to a carbon atom.
organometallic [or″gah-no-mĕ-tal´ik]
consisting of a metal combined with an organic radical, particularly when the metal is linked directly to a carbon atom.
organometallic
consisting of a metal combined with an organic radical, e.g. organical arsenical, organomercurial.
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