Halide

Definition of Halide

Halide refers to a chemical compound formed by the combination of a halogen element with another element or group of elements.

How should Halide divide into syllables

The word 'halide' has 2 syllables. The syllables are 'ha' and 'lide'. In the first syllable 'ha', the vowel 'a' is present, while in the second syllable 'lide', the vowels 'i' and 'e' are present. The consonants in this word are 'h', 'l', and 'd'.

Part of Speech - Halide

The photographer used a halide to develop the film.

Sentences with Halide

• The scientist mixed a halide with another chemical to create a new substance.
• The halide in the solution turned the liquid into a solid.
• Please be careful when handling halides as they can be toxic.
• The halide compound was used to treat the water and make it safe for drinking.
• The halides are important in photography for developing film.
• The student learned about halides in their chemistry class.
• The pharmacist studied the properties of different halides.
• The halide reaction produced a bright color change in the solution.
• The halides are known for their characteristic chemical properties.
• The halide compound was used as a catalyst in the experiment.

Quotes with Halide

Number of characters in Halide

6 ( h, a, l, i, d, e )

Unique letters in Halide

6 ( h, a, l, i, d, e )

Halide Backwards

edilah

Phonetic Transcription of Halide

IPA (International): ˈhæˌlaɪd

ARA (American): ˈhæˌlaɪd

EPA (English): ˈhæˌlaɪd

HHAE-LAY-D