molecular formula

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English

Noun

molecular formula (plural molecular formulas or molecular formulae)

(chemistry) A notation indicating the number of atoms of each element present in one molecule of a substance.
The molecular formula for ethane is C₂H₆, while the empirical formula is CH₃.

Translations

a notation indicating the number of atoms of each element present in a molecule

Chinese:
Cantonese: 分子式 (fan⁶ zi² sik¹)

Mandarin: 分子式 (zh) (fēnzǐshì)
Czech: sumární vzorec m, molekulární vzorec m
Danish: sumformel c, bruttoformel c
Finnish: molekyylikaava (fi)
French: formule moléculaire (fr) f
Galician: fórmula química (gl) f
German: Summenformel (de) f, Bruttoformel f
Greek: μοριακός τύπος (el) m (moriakós týpos)
Hungarian: molekulaképlet (hu)
Japanese: 分子式 (ja) (ぶんししき, bunshishiki)
Maori: tātai matū
Polish: wzór sumaryczny (pl) m inan
Portuguese: fórmula química f
Romanian: formulă moleculară f
Russian: молекуля́рная фо́рмула f (molekuljárnaja fórmula)
Spanish: fórmula química (es) f
Swedish: molekylärformel
Tagalog: mulatling sanyo
Vietnamese: công thức phân tử
Welsh: fformiwla foleciwlaidd f

See also

empirical formula

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