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Hydrate

In chemistry, a hydrate is a substance that contains water or its constituent elements. The chemical state of the water varies widely between different classes of hydrates, some of which were so labeled before their chemical structure was understood.

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Hydrate

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples27
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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related to Organic chemistry · 12
Hydrate → Addition, Another, CCl3, CH, CH2, CH3, For, In, Many, OH, Protein, The
related to Clathrate hydrates · 6
Hydrate → Although, An, Clathrate, In, L-type Bjerrum, Nonpolar
related to Inorganic chemistry · 4
Hydrate → Hydrates, If, II, Such
is a · 2
Hydrate → compound formed by the hydration, substance that contains water or its constituent elements
related to Stability · 1
Hydrate → The
see also · 1
Hydrate → EfflorescenceHygroscopyMineral

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water hydrates clathrate hydration molecules example form also hydrogen chemistry organic chemical used state anhydrous methane inorganic crystallization formed addition

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Hydrateis asubstance that contains water or its constituent elements0.90text
Hydrateis acompound formed by the hydration0.90text
tetrahydrofuraninstance ofhost hydrogen bonding often forms when the guest is a larger organic molecule0.80text
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesClathrate0.60section
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesNonpolar0.60section
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesAn0.60section
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesIn0.60section
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesAlthough0.60section
Hydraterelated to Clathrate hydratesL-type Bjerrum0.60section
Hydraterelated to Inorganic chemistryHydrates0.60section
Hydraterelated to Inorganic chemistrySuch0.60section
Hydraterelated to Inorganic chemistryIf0.60section

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