anionotropy
noun
an·ion·ot·ro·py
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plural anionotropies
Medical Definition of anionotropy
: tautomerism involving migration of an anion (as chloride, hydroxyl, or acetate) of which the best-known type is allylic rearrangement — compare cationotropy, prototropy
Other Words from anionotropy
anionotropic
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adjective
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adjective