Source Word
chemical structure
Noun
(chemistry)
The
arrangement
of
chemical
bonds
between
atoms
in
a
molecule
(or
in
an
ion
or
radical
with
multiple
atoms),
specifically
which
atoms
are
chemically
bonded
to
what
other
atoms
with
what
kind
of
chemical
bond,
together
with
any
information
on
the
geometric
shape
of
the
molecule
needed
to
uniquely
identify
the
type
of
molecule.
Japanese Meaning
化学構造とは、分子（または複数の原子を含むイオンやラジカル）の原子間で形成される化学結合の配置のことで、具体的にはどの原子がどの原子と、どの種類の化学結合で結ばれているか、および分子種を一意に識別するために必要な立体配置情報等を含む。
Sense（1）
(chemistry)
The
arrangement
of
chemical
bonds
between
atoms
in
a
molecule
(or
in
an
ion
or
radical
with
multiple
atoms),
specifically
which
atoms
are
chemically
bonded
to
what
other
atoms
with
what
kind
of
chemical
bond,
together
with
any
information
on
the
geometric
shape
of
the
molecule
needed
to
uniquely
identify
the
type
of
molecule.
Sense（2）
（ plural ）
