CHEMICAL

[`kemɪk(ə)lzˏ `kemɪk(ə)l]

химический реактив; химический продукт; химикат; химреагент; химикалии, химические препараты

химический

синтетический

занимающийся химией; изучающий химию

chemical: translation

▪ organic

▪ inorganic, synthetic

▪ dangerous, harmful, hazardous, poisonous, toxic, volatile

▪ agricultural, environmental, household, industrial

▪ manufacture, produce

▪ dump, release

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chemicals released by industry into our lakes and rivers

▪ contain

▪ use

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We don't use many chemicals on our farm these days.

▪ be exposed to

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Many workers are regularly exposed to dangerous chemicals.

▪ factory, plant, works

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pollution from a big chemical plant

▪ business, company

▪ industry, manufacturing

▪ weapon

Chemical is used with these nouns: ↑analysis, ↑attack, ↑burn, ↑component, ↑composition, ↑compound, ↑contamination, ↑dye, ↑engineer, ↑engineering, ↑explosion, ↑explosive, ↑exposure, ↑facility, ↑factory, ↑fertilizer, ↑formula, ↑imbalance, ↑industry, ↑ingredient, ↑laboratory, ↑manufacturer, ↑manufacturing, ↑modification, ↑pesticide, ↑plant, ↑poison, ↑poisoning, ↑pollutant, ↑pollution, ↑preservative, ↑process, ↑property, ↑reaction, ↑science, ↑signal, ↑signature, ↑smell, ↑solvent, ↑spray, ↑structure, ↑substance, ↑symbol, ↑toilet, ↑warfare, ↑waste, ↑weapon

1) химический реактив; химический продукт; химикат

2) pl химикалии; химические препараты

1. 1) химический; относящийся к химии

2) воен. химический; относящийся к химическому оружию; отравляющий

2.спец. противохимический

chemical: translation

Chile saltpeter, absolute alcohol, acetate, acetone, acid, acidity, agent, alcohol, aldehyde, alkali, alkalinity, alloisomer, amine, ammonia, amyl alcohol, anhydride, anion, antacid, arsenate, arsenite, atom, base, basic, basic anhydride, benzoate, bicarbonate, bicarbonate of soda, bichloride of mercury, biochemical, bisulfate, borate, borax, bromide, calcium carbonate, calcium hydroxide, carbide, carbohydrate, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, carbonate, cation, chemical element, chemicals, chemicobiological, chemicoengineering, chemicomineralogical, chemicophysical, chemurgic, chlorate, chlorite, chromate, chromoisomer, citrate, compound, copolymer, copolymeric, copolymerous, copperas, cyanide, dehydrated alcohol, dichromate, dimer, dimeric, dimerous, dioxide, disulfide, electrochemical, element, elemental, elementary, ester, ethanol, ether, ethyl, ethyl alcohol, fluoride, formaldehyde, fulminate, halide, halogen, heavy chemicals, heteromerous, high polymer, homopolymer, hydracid, hydrate, hydride, hydrocarbon, hydroxide, hypochlorite, inorganic chemical, inorganic chemistry, iodide, ion, isomer, isomerous, isopropyl alcohol, ketone, lactate, macrochemical, macromolecule, metamer, metameric, methane, methanol, methyl, methyl alcohol, molecule, monomer, monomerous, monoxide, neutralizer, niter, nitrate, nitride, nitrite, nonacid, organic chemical, oxalate, oxide, oxyacid, permanganate, peroxide, petrochemical, phosphate, phosphide, photochemical, physicochemical, phytochemical, polymer, polymeric, potash, potassium nitrate, pseudoisomer, radical, radiochemical, reagent, sal ammoniac, salt, saltpeter, silicate, sodium bicarbonate, sodium bromide, sodium chloride, sodium hypochlorite, sulfacid, sulfate, sulfide, sulfite, tartrate, thermochemical, trimer

chemical: translation

chemical UK US /ˈkemɪk^əl/ noun [C]

► any basic substance which is used in or produced by a reaction involving changes to atoms or molecules: »

The government has pledged to reduce the amount of chemicals used in food production.

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Each year, factories release millions of tonnes of toxic chemicals into the atmosphere.

chemical UK US /ˈkemɪk^əl/ adjective

► relating to chemicals: »

The chemical industry produces such things as petrochemicals, drugs, paint, and rubber.

chemically adverb

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The fund provides money to clean up chemically polluted industrial sites.