hydrogen

['haɪdrəʤ(ə)n] n

gen.

Wasserstoff m

chem.

Wasserstoff m (hydrogenium)

hydrogen A flammable colourless gas that is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe. It occurs mainly in water and in most organic compounds and is used in the production of ammonia and other chemicals, in the hydrogenation of fats and oils, and in welding ['haɪdrəʤ(ə)n] n

environ.

Wasserstoff m

Hydrogen

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hydrogen abbr.
gen.	Wasserstoff
chem.	Wasserstoff
emerg.care	Wasserstoff
environ.	Wasserstoff


AND abbr.
comp.	UND
comp., MS	UND
meas.inst.	UND
microel.	durch logisches UND verbinden
tech.	logischer Operator "UND"
AND- abbr.
automat.	UND-
and abbr.
gen.	sowie; sowohl; und


fuel cell abbr.
gen.	Brennstoffzelle
el.chem.	Brennstoffelement
obs. energ.ind. el.	Brennstoffbatterie


technology abbr.
gen.	Verfahren; Technik; Technologie
busin.	Methode; Verfahrenstechnik
chem.	Gewerbekunde; Technik
econ.	technische Fachterminologie; technische Nomenklatur


platform abbr.
gen.	Bahnsteig; Plattform; Podest; Podium; Pritsche; Laufsteg
refrig.	Laderampe