Hydride

Definition of Hydride

Hydride is a compound that contains hydrogen and another element.

How should Hydride divide into syllables

The word 'hydride' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'hy' and the second syllable is 'dride'. In 'hy', 'y' is a vowel and 'h' is a consonant. In 'dride', 'i' and 'e' are vowels, and 'd' and 'r' are consonants.

Part of Speech - Hydride

The scientist studied the hydride to understand its properties.

The hydride compound was highly reactive.

Sentences with Hydride

• The hydride reacted with oxygen to form water.
• We use metal hydrides in hydrogen storage.
• The chemist studied the properties of different hydrides.
• Hydrides can be formed through a chemical reaction.
• The compound contains both hydrogen and another element, making it a hydride.
• Metal hydrides have unique properties.
• The hydride compound released hydrogen gas when heated.
• Ionic hydrides have a high melting point.
• The scientist discovered a new type of hydride.
• Hydride formation is an important process in chemistry.

Quotes with Hydride

• Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. We are all scientists at heart. We all start as curious kids. We all start as hydride.

Number of characters in Hydride

7 ( h, y, d, r, i, d, e )

Unique letters in Hydride

6 ( h, y, d, r, i, e )

Hydride Backwards

edirdyh

Phonetic Transcription of Hydride

IPA (International): ˈhaɪˌdraɪd

ARA (American): ˈhaɪˌdraɪd

EPA (English): ˈhaɪˌdraɪd

HHAY-DRAY-D