Definition of endothermic in English:

endothermic

adjective ˌɛndəʊˈθəːmɪkˌɛndoʊˈθərmɪk

1Chemistry
(of a reaction or process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of heat.
〔化〕（反应，过程）吸热的，吸能的。EXOTHERMIC 的反义词
The opposite of exothermic
Example sentencesExamples
- Solar receivers absorb this concentrated solar radiation and deliver it, in the form of high-temperature heat, to a chemical reactor wherein an endothermic reaction results in the production of solar fuels.
- This process is endothermic, pulling heat from its surroundings.
- Evaporation is an endothermic process, so the heat inside the refrigerator is absorbed by the coil and the refrigerator is cooled.
- It is fully reversible with the temperature and displays in heating direction as a small endothermic event.
- A reaction which has a positive value for this is an endothermic reaction and requires heat.
1. 1.1 (of a compound) requiring a net input of heat for its formation from its constituent elements.
  （化合物）吸热生成的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The highly flammable gas acetylene is an endothermic compound which can decompose extremely explosively when in its solid or liquid states or in its gaseous state under pressure.
  This element forms extremely endothermic compounds, which are in many cases explosive.
2Zoology
(of an animal) dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat.
〔动〕（动物）温血的，恒温的
Example sentencesExamples
- According to this scenario, also like mammals and birds, they must have been endothermic, or nearly so.
- The larger an endothermic animal, the more heat it generates relative to the surface area of its body.
- For example, one might think that skeletal growth rates would be higher for an endothermic animal than for an ectothermic, or cold-blooded, one.
- This bone structure similarity shows that dinosaurs were endothermic.
- However this strategy is not feasible for endothermic herbivores with a rapid metabolic rate and having limited time available to extract energy and nutrients.

Derivatives

endothermal

adjective

We suggest that the slow endothermal reaction, which is shown in the last two titration experiments, can be associated with the insertion process.

Definition of endothermic in US English:

endothermic

adjectiveˌɛndoʊˈθərmɪkˌendōˈTHərmik

1Chemistry
(of a reaction or process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of heat.
〔化〕（反应，过程）吸热的，吸能的。EXOTHERMIC 的反义词
The opposite of exothermic
Example sentencesExamples
- A reaction which has a positive value for this is an endothermic reaction and requires heat.
- Evaporation is an endothermic process, so the heat inside the refrigerator is absorbed by the coil and the refrigerator is cooled.
- This process is endothermic, pulling heat from its surroundings.
- It is fully reversible with the temperature and displays in heating direction as a small endothermic event.
- Solar receivers absorb this concentrated solar radiation and deliver it, in the form of high-temperature heat, to a chemical reactor wherein an endothermic reaction results in the production of solar fuels.
1. 1.1 (of a compound) requiring a net input of heat for its formation from its constituent elements.
  （化合物）吸热生成的
  Example sentencesExamples
  This element forms extremely endothermic compounds, which are in many cases explosive.
  The highly flammable gas acetylene is an endothermic compound which can decompose extremely explosively when in its solid or liquid states or in its gaseous state under pressure.
2Zoology
(of an animal) dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat.
〔动〕（动物）温血的，恒温的
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, one might think that skeletal growth rates would be higher for an endothermic animal than for an ectothermic, or cold-blooded, one.
- However this strategy is not feasible for endothermic herbivores with a rapid metabolic rate and having limited time available to extract energy and nutrients.
- This bone structure similarity shows that dinosaurs were endothermic.
- The larger an endothermic animal, the more heat it generates relative to the surface area of its body.
- According to this scenario, also like mammals and birds, they must have been endothermic, or nearly so.

单词	endothermic
释义	Definition of endothermic in English: endothermic adjective ˌɛndəʊˈθəːmɪkˌɛndoʊˈθərmɪk 1Chemistry (of a reaction or process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of heat. 〔化〕（反应，过程）吸热的，吸能的。EXOTHERMIC 的反义词 The opposite of exothermic Example sentencesExamples Solar receivers absorb this concentrated solar radiation and deliver it, in the form of high-temperature heat, to a chemical reactor wherein an endothermic reaction results in the production of solar fuels. This process is endothermic, pulling heat from its surroundings. Evaporation is an endothermic process, so the heat inside the refrigerator is absorbed by the coil and the refrigerator is cooled. It is fully reversible with the temperature and displays in heating direction as a small endothermic event. A reaction which has a positive value for this is an endothermic reaction and requires heat. 1.1 (of a compound) requiring a net input of heat for its formation from its constituent elements. （化合物）吸热生成的 Example sentencesExamples The highly flammable gas acetylene is an endothermic compound which can decompose extremely explosively when in its solid or liquid states or in its gaseous state under pressure. This element forms extremely endothermic compounds, which are in many cases explosive. 2Zoology (of an animal) dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat. 〔动〕（动物）温血的，恒温的 Example sentencesExamples According to this scenario, also like mammals and birds, they must have been endothermic, or nearly so. The larger an endothermic animal, the more heat it generates relative to the surface area of its body. For example, one might think that skeletal growth rates would be higher for an endothermic animal than for an ectothermic, or cold-blooded, one. This bone structure similarity shows that dinosaurs were endothermic. However this strategy is not feasible for endothermic herbivores with a rapid metabolic rate and having limited time available to extract energy and nutrients. Derivatives endothermal adjective We suggest that the slow endothermal reaction, which is shown in the last two titration experiments, can be associated with the insertion process. Definition of endothermic in US English: endothermic adjectiveˌɛndoʊˈθərmɪkˌendōˈTHərmik 1Chemistry (of a reaction or process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of heat. 〔化〕（反应，过程）吸热的，吸能的。EXOTHERMIC 的反义词 The opposite of exothermic Example sentencesExamples A reaction which has a positive value for this is an endothermic reaction and requires heat. Evaporation is an endothermic process, so the heat inside the refrigerator is absorbed by the coil and the refrigerator is cooled. This process is endothermic, pulling heat from its surroundings. It is fully reversible with the temperature and displays in heating direction as a small endothermic event. Solar receivers absorb this concentrated solar radiation and deliver it, in the form of high-temperature heat, to a chemical reactor wherein an endothermic reaction results in the production of solar fuels. 1.1 (of a compound) requiring a net input of heat for its formation from its constituent elements. （化合物）吸热生成的 Example sentencesExamples This element forms extremely endothermic compounds, which are in many cases explosive. The highly flammable gas acetylene is an endothermic compound which can decompose extremely explosively when in its solid or liquid states or in its gaseous state under pressure. 2Zoology (of an animal) dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat. 〔动〕（动物）温血的，恒温的 Example sentencesExamples For example, one might think that skeletal growth rates would be higher for an endothermic animal than for an ectothermic, or cold-blooded, one. However this strategy is not feasible for endothermic herbivores with a rapid metabolic rate and having limited time available to extract energy and nutrients. This bone structure similarity shows that dinosaurs were endothermic. The larger an endothermic animal, the more heat it generates relative to the surface area of its body. According to this scenario, also like mammals and birds, they must have been endothermic, or nearly so.
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