Definition of chromophore in English:

chromophore

nounˈkrəʊməfɔːˈkroʊməˌfɔr

Chemistry

An atom or group whose presence is responsible for the colour of a compound.
〔化〕生色团，发色团
Example sentencesExamples
- Benzene compounds with which chromophores are combined are known as chromogens.
- Fading occurs when any chemical process breaks the sequence of conjugated double bonds constituting the chromophore - the dye moiety that imparts colour.
- Some other dye systems are based on the chromophores triphenylmethane, xanthene, anthroquinone, indigo, and phthalocyanine.
- While researchers have discovered all colored compounds do indeed contain one or more chromophores, not all chromophore containing compounds are colored.
- A summary statement of possible differences between the photochemistry of simple organic compounds and protein-bound chromophores appears appropriate here.

Derivatives

chromophoric

adjective

Chemistry

The carotenoid compounds, including beta-carotene, are essential components of our diets, acting as precursors to the chromophoric molecule rhodopsin, the pigment of vision.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the chromophoric part of the molecule is inserted deeper in the membrane, singlet oxygen is produced by photosensitization at a greater depth.
- Here, internal protonation processes between the chromophoric group and the proton binding site close to the chromophoric group were assumed.
- Such heterogeneous systems are generally characterized by the confinement of groups of chromophoric molecules to micron- or submicron-sized structures, which are dispersed in a buffered, partly aqueous medium.
- Over the eons, photosynthetic organisms such as trees, plants, algae, and some bacteria have evolved a set of chromophoric pigments that efficiently capture sunlight, which they convert to energy that they use to sustain themselves.

Definition of chromophore in US English:

chromophore

nounˈkrōməˌfôrˈkroʊməˌfɔr

Chemistry

An atom or group whose presence is responsible for the color of a compound.
〔化〕生色团，发色团
Example sentencesExamples
- A summary statement of possible differences between the photochemistry of simple organic compounds and protein-bound chromophores appears appropriate here.
- Benzene compounds with which chromophores are combined are known as chromogens.
- Fading occurs when any chemical process breaks the sequence of conjugated double bonds constituting the chromophore - the dye moiety that imparts colour.
- Some other dye systems are based on the chromophores triphenylmethane, xanthene, anthroquinone, indigo, and phthalocyanine.
- While researchers have discovered all colored compounds do indeed contain one or more chromophores, not all chromophore containing compounds are colored.

单词	chromophore
释义	Definition of chromophore in English: chromophore nounˈkrəʊməfɔːˈkroʊməˌfɔr Chemistry An atom or group whose presence is responsible for the colour of a compound. 〔化〕生色团，发色团 Example sentencesExamples Benzene compounds with which chromophores are combined are known as chromogens. Fading occurs when any chemical process breaks the sequence of conjugated double bonds constituting the chromophore - the dye moiety that imparts colour. Some other dye systems are based on the chromophores triphenylmethane, xanthene, anthroquinone, indigo, and phthalocyanine. While researchers have discovered all colored compounds do indeed contain one or more chromophores, not all chromophore containing compounds are colored. A summary statement of possible differences between the photochemistry of simple organic compounds and protein-bound chromophores appears appropriate here. Derivatives chromophoric adjective Chemistry The carotenoid compounds, including beta-carotene, are essential components of our diets, acting as precursors to the chromophoric molecule rhodopsin, the pigment of vision. Example sentencesExamples As the chromophoric part of the molecule is inserted deeper in the membrane, singlet oxygen is produced by photosensitization at a greater depth. Here, internal protonation processes between the chromophoric group and the proton binding site close to the chromophoric group were assumed. Such heterogeneous systems are generally characterized by the confinement of groups of chromophoric molecules to micron- or submicron-sized structures, which are dispersed in a buffered, partly aqueous medium. Over the eons, photosynthetic organisms such as trees, plants, algae, and some bacteria have evolved a set of chromophoric pigments that efficiently capture sunlight, which they convert to energy that they use to sustain themselves. Definition of chromophore in US English: chromophore nounˈkrōməˌfôrˈkroʊməˌfɔr Chemistry An atom or group whose presence is responsible for the color of a compound. 〔化〕生色团，发色团 Example sentencesExamples A summary statement of possible differences between the photochemistry of simple organic compounds and protein-bound chromophores appears appropriate here. Benzene compounds with which chromophores are combined are known as chromogens. Fading occurs when any chemical process breaks the sequence of conjugated double bonds constituting the chromophore - the dye moiety that imparts colour. Some other dye systems are based on the chromophores triphenylmethane, xanthene, anthroquinone, indigo, and phthalocyanine. While researchers have discovered all colored compounds do indeed contain one or more chromophores, not all chromophore containing compounds are colored.
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