- The
Catenates or
Cattenates were a
Gallic tribe dwelling between the Isar and Inn
rivers during the Iron Age. They are
mentioned as
Catenates (var. catte-)...
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closed if they are
bonded in a ring (a
cyclic compound). The
words to
catenate and
catenation reflect the
Latin root catena, "chain".
Catenation occurs...
- groups.
These compounds generally feature P–P bonds.
Examples include catenated derivatives of
phosphine and organophosphines.
Compounds containing P=P...
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known by
Ptolemy as Vindelicia.
Their territory was
located west of the
Catenates,
south of the Raetovarii,
north of the Licates.
Their chief town during...
- and
carbonate ion CO2−3).[citation needed] Due to carbon's
ability to
catenate (form
chains with
other carbon atoms),
millions of
organic compounds are...
- An
earlier term for an
internetwork is catenet, a short-form of (con)
catenating networks. Internetworking, a
combination of the
components inter (between)...
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GENAUNES ·
FOCUNATES · VINDELICI: ··
COSUANETES ··
RUCINATES ··
LICATES ··
CATENATES ·
AMBISONTES ·
RUGUSCI ·
SUANETES ·
CALUCONES ·
BRIXENETES · LEPONTII...
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concatenate Joined together in a chain-like form. See also
concatenate and
catenate.
concolorous Having the same
color throughout;
uniformly colored. conduplicate...
- chastenment, chastity, incest,
incestuous catēna catēn-
chain catenary,
catenate, catenation, catenative, catenulate, chain, concatenate, concatenation...
- them to
standard output. The name is
derived from its
function to (con)
catenate files (from
Latin catenare, "to chain"). It has been
ported to a number...
