trinitride

/traɪˈnaɪtraɪd/

Definitions

1. noun

A compound of nitrogen with three other elements, especially a compound of nitrogen, carbon, and two other elements.

“The chemist studied the properties of trinitride and its applications in materials science.”

2. noun

A type of polyatomic ion containing three nitrogen atoms and one or more other elements.

“The researcher identified the trinitride ion as a key component of the molecule’s structure.”

Synonyms

  • nitrogen compound
  • polyatomic ion

Antonyms

  • monatomic ion
  • simple molecule