Definition of ferrocene in English:

ferrocene

noun ˈfɛrəsiːnˈferəˌsēn

Chemistry

An orange crystalline compound whose molecule has a sandwich structure in which two planar cyclic hydrocarbon ligands enclose an iron atom.
〔化〕二茂（络）铁
Chemical formula: Fe(C₅H₅)₂
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1951, Cotton's first year of graduate school, Kealy and Paulson reported making the remarkably stable organo-transition metal complex ferrocene.
- The T-allele has 3 primary forms; however, only 2 different ferrocene labels are used in this system.
- It contains four ferrocenes encapsulated within the cavity of 1b and provides evidence that indeed multiple ferrocenes can be encapsulated in the interior of the positively charged host.
- The anchored ferrocene is a sandwich complex: two flat, five-membered carbon rings are the ‘bread’, while an iron atom in the middle serves as the filling.
- Further support was provided by the analogous compounds ferrocene and nickelocene.

Origin

1950s: from ferro- 'containing iron' + -cene from c(yclopentadi)ene.

Definition of ferrocene in US English:

ferrocene

nounˈferəˌsēn

Chemistry

An orange crystalline compound whose molecule has a sandwich structure in which two planar cyclopentadiene ligands enclose an iron atom.
〔化〕二茂（络）铁
Chemical formula: Fe(C₅H₅)₂
Example sentencesExamples
- It contains four ferrocenes encapsulated within the cavity of 1b and provides evidence that indeed multiple ferrocenes can be encapsulated in the interior of the positively charged host.
- In 1951, Cotton's first year of graduate school, Kealy and Paulson reported making the remarkably stable organo-transition metal complex ferrocene.
- The anchored ferrocene is a sandwich complex: two flat, five-membered carbon rings are the ‘bread’, while an iron atom in the middle serves as the filling.
- Further support was provided by the analogous compounds ferrocene and nickelocene.
- The T-allele has 3 primary forms; however, only 2 different ferrocene labels are used in this system.

Origin

1950s: from ferro- ‘containing iron’ + -cene from c(yclopentadi)ene.

单词	ferrocene
释义	Definition of ferrocene in English: ferrocene noun ˈfɛrəsiːnˈferəˌsēn Chemistry An orange crystalline compound whose molecule has a sandwich structure in which two planar cyclic hydrocarbon ligands enclose an iron atom. 〔化〕二茂（络）铁 Chemical formula: Fe(C₅H₅)₂ Example sentencesExamples In 1951, Cotton's first year of graduate school, Kealy and Paulson reported making the remarkably stable organo-transition metal complex ferrocene. The T-allele has 3 primary forms; however, only 2 different ferrocene labels are used in this system. It contains four ferrocenes encapsulated within the cavity of 1b and provides evidence that indeed multiple ferrocenes can be encapsulated in the interior of the positively charged host. The anchored ferrocene is a sandwich complex: two flat, five-membered carbon rings are the ‘bread’, while an iron atom in the middle serves as the filling. Further support was provided by the analogous compounds ferrocene and nickelocene. Origin 1950s: from ferro- 'containing iron' + -cene from c(yclopentadi)ene. Definition of ferrocene in US English: ferrocene nounˈferəˌsēn Chemistry An orange crystalline compound whose molecule has a sandwich structure in which two planar cyclopentadiene ligands enclose an iron atom. 〔化〕二茂（络）铁 Chemical formula: Fe(C₅H₅)₂ Example sentencesExamples It contains four ferrocenes encapsulated within the cavity of 1b and provides evidence that indeed multiple ferrocenes can be encapsulated in the interior of the positively charged host. In 1951, Cotton's first year of graduate school, Kealy and Paulson reported making the remarkably stable organo-transition metal complex ferrocene. The anchored ferrocene is a sandwich complex: two flat, five-membered carbon rings are the ‘bread’, while an iron atom in the middle serves as the filling. Further support was provided by the analogous compounds ferrocene and nickelocene. The T-allele has 3 primary forms; however, only 2 different ferrocene labels are used in this system. Origin 1950s: from ferro- ‘containing iron’ + -cene from c(yclopentadi)ene.
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