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órgano - translation to
organic chemistry
![Molecular models of [[caffeine]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/CAFENE~1.svg?width=200 "Molecular models of [[caffeine]].")
![first4=Peter }}</ref> The single metal atom ruthenium (Ru), (in turquoise), is at the very center of the structure; two chlorines (green), are bonded to the ruthenium atom—carbon atoms are black, hydrogens gray-white, and phosphorus orange. A phosphorus-[[ligand]] bond, tricyclohexyl [[phosphine]], PCy, is below center; (another PCy ligand appears at the top of the image where its rings are obscuring one another). The ring group projecting to the right, an [[alkylidene]], contains a metal-carbon double bond to ruthenium.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Grubbs-1G-from-xtal-2010-3D-balls.png?width=200 "first4=Peter }}</ref> The single metal atom ruthenium (Ru), (in turquoise), is at the very center of the structure; two chlorines (green), are bonded to the ruthenium atom—carbon atoms are black, hydrogens gray-white, and phosphorus orange. A phosphorus-[[ligand]] bond, tricyclohexyl [[phosphine]], PCy, is below center; (another PCy ligand appears at the top of the image where its rings are obscuring one another). The ring group projecting to the right, an [[alkylidene]], contains a metal-carbon double bond to ruthenium.")
SUBDISCIPLINE WITHIN CHEMISTRY INVOLVING THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF CARBON-BASED COMPOUNDS, HYDROCARBONS, AND THEIR DERIVATIVES
Organic Chemistry; Organic chemist; Chemistry, Organic; Ochem; Chemistry, organic; O chem; O-chem; Orgo; Organic Chemist; Organic chem; Organic chemitry; History of organic chemistry; Molecular structure elucidation; Synthetic organic chemistry; Deduction of elements in organic compounds; Organic chemistry phenomena; Organo; O=chem
= química orgánica
Ex: One of the earliest expert systems was concerned with organic chemistry: the Dendral system.
Ex: One of the earliest expert systems was concerned with organic chemistry: the Dendral system.
organic chemistry
SUBDISCIPLINE WITHIN CHEMISTRY INVOLVING THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF CARBON-BASED COMPOUNDS, HYDROCARBONS, AND THEIR DERIVATIVES
Organic Chemistry; Organic chemist; Chemistry, Organic; Ochem; Chemistry, organic; O chem; O-chem; Orgo; Organic Chemist; Organic chem; Organic chemitry; History of organic chemistry; Molecular structure elucidation; Synthetic organic chemistry; Deduction of elements in organic compounds; Organic chemistry phenomena; Organo; O=chem
química orgánica
órgano análogo
FUNCIÓN BIOLÓGICA PARECIDA A OTRA POR MEDIOS SEMEJANTES, SIN QUE TENGA EL MISMO ORIGEN EVOLUTIVO
Órgano análogo; Órganos análogos; Analogia (biologia); Organo analogo; Organos analogos; Analogia (biología); Órgano analogo; Organo análogo; Órganos analogos; Organos análogos
n. analog, analogue
Definition
órgano
órgano (del lat. "org?num", del gr. "órganon")
1 m. Parte de un ser animal o vegetal que puede apreciarse separadamente y realiza una o más funciones específicas, formada normalmente por varios tejidos; como el cerebro, el corazón o los pulmones. *Aparato, *función, *sentido, *sistema, *víscera. Excitar, sobreexcitar. Orgasmo. Sinergia. Desorganizar, inorgánico. *Cuerpo.
2 Parte de una *máquina que realiza una función propia.
3 Elemento de una organización, institución, etc., con una función específica.
4 Medio o conducto que pone en *comunicación dos cosas.
5 Instrumento musical de viento compuesto de tubos sonoros de distintos calibres, con un teclado semejante al de un piano con el que se accionan los registros que mandan el aire a esos tubos.
6 Refrigerador usado antiguamente en las tabernas, formado por una serie de tubos de estaño. *Enfriar.
7 (euf.) Pene.
Órgano electrónico. Instrumento musical electrónico de teclado, que produce un sonido similar al del órgano tradicional.
Órganos sexuales. Designación más corriente del conjunto de órganos que intervienen en la generación o *reproducción de los animales y plantas.
. Catálogo
Armonio, claviórgano, harmonio, muérgano, realejo. Árbol, bocarón, bomba, caja, caño, cañonería, cañutería, clarín, consola, contras, cornisa, decimanovena, doblemano, entonadera, flautado, fuelle, lengüetería, mancha, nasardo, orlo, pedal, quincena, registro, secreto, tablilla, tapadillo, tecla, trompetería, tubo, ventilla. Entonar, manchar, organizar. Entonador, manchador. Diapasón. *Música.
Examples of use of órgano
1. El Global Reporting Initiative con sede en Europa sirve como órgano auditor del movimiento.