natrium
Elemental alkali metal
Natrium is the Latin name for sodium, the source of its chemical symbol Na.
The term appears occasionally in scientific or medical contexts but is rarely used in everyday English, where sodium dominates: natrium levels in the blood.
More common in European languages.
Positive nuclear particles
- neutronsUncharged subatomic particles
- metallicResembling ore-based elements
- solidFirm matter state
- electronegativityAtomic electron attraction strength
atomic mass · density · melting point · boiling point · isotopes · periodic table · Mendeleev · Davy
Conductive dissolved substance
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
- blood pressureCirculatory force measurement
- ionCharged atom or molecule
- cationPositively charged ion
hydration · deficiency · hyponatremia · muscle contraction · osmosis · kidney · aldosterone
Legendary substance enabling transmutation
- transmutationComplete change of form
- elixir of lifeLegendary immortality concoction
- hermeticismAirtight, impervious condition
- alchemistPractitioner of proto-chemistry
magnum opus · quintessence · alembic · crucible · tincture · occultism · arcanum · sulfur
Word origin study
- classicalOf ancient Greece/Rome
- antiquityGreat age, ancient era
- nomenclatureSystem of specialized terms
- philologyStudy of historical texts
Latinization · taxonomic · pharmaceutical · medical terminology
Simplest elemental molecule
- oxidationLosing electrons chemically
- flammableProne to ignition
- causticChemically burning; bitterly mocking
- corrosiveDestroys by chemical action
electropositive · valence electron · tarnishing · explosive · exothermic · amalgam · reduction
protons
Positive nuclear particles
electronegativity · atomic mass · density · melting point · boiling point · isotopes · periodic table · Mendeleev · Davy
electrolyte
Conductive dissolved substance
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
- blood pressureCirculatory force measurement
- ionCharged atom or molecule
cation · hydration · deficiency · hyponatremia · muscle contraction · osmosis · kidney · aldosterone
philosopher's stone
Legendary substance enabling transmutation
- transmutationComplete change of form
- elixir of lifeLegendary immortality concoction
- hermeticismAirtight, impervious condition
alchemist · magnum opus · quintessence · alembic · crucible · tincture · occultism · arcanum · sulfur · mercury
etymology
Word origin study
- classicalOf ancient Greece/Rome
- antiquityGreat age, ancient era
- nomenclatureSystem of specialized terms
philology · Latinization · taxonomic · pharmaceutical · medical terminology
hydrogen gas
Simplest elemental molecule
- oxidationLosing electrons chemically
- flammableProne to ignition
- causticChemically burning; bitterly mocking
corrosive · electropositive · valence electron · tarnishing · explosive · exothermic · amalgam · reduction