Definition of Hydrogenous. Meaning of Hydrogenous. Synonyms of Hydrogenous

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Definition of Hydrogenous

Hydrogenous
Hydrogenous Hy*drog"e*nous, a. Of or pertaining to hydrogen; containing hydrogen.

Meaning of Hydrogenous from wikipedia

- come from organisms like plankton when their exoskeletons break down Hydrogenous sediments come from chemical reactions in the water, and are formed when...
- (terrigenous), from biological organisms (biogenous), from chemical reactions (hydrogenous), and from space (cosmogenous). Categorized by size, these sediments...
- Sediments By origin Terrigenous (lithogenous) Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By texture Roundness Sorting Grain size boulder cobble gravel pebble...
- Sterrett, K. F.; Caron, A. P. (1966). "High pressure chemistry of hydrogenous fuels". Northrop Space Labs. Archived from the original on 23 August...
- Sediments By origin Terrigenous (lithogenous) Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By texture Roundness Sorting Grain size boulder cobble gravel pebble...
- Sediments By origin Terrigenous (lithogenous) Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By texture Roundness Sorting Grain size boulder cobble gravel pebble...
- Sediments By origin Terrigenous (lithogenous) Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By texture Roundness Sorting Grain size boulder cobble gravel pebble...
- incorporated into conventional armor and strap-on neutron moderating hydrogenous material (substances containing hydrogen atoms), such as explosive reactive...
- idrogenate sulla radioattività provocata da neutroni" [Influence of hydrogenous substances on the radioactivity produced by neutrons]. La Ricerca Scientifica...
- to light both his house and his street with gas by 1805-1806, using hydrogenous gas made by burning coal and wood. In 1876 the American Gas Light Journal...