ammino

[am-uh-noh, uh-mee-noh]

adjective

1. Chemistry.,  containing or pertaining to an ammine.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ammino¹

Independent use of ammine + -o-

Example Sentences

Mylius and F. Foerster and by Pullinger; the phosphoplatinic compounds formed primarily from platinum and phosphorus pentachloride; and also the “ammino” compounds, formed by the union of ammonia with the chloride, &c., of these metals, which have been studied by many chemists, especially S.M.

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