Definition of clathrate in English:

clathrate

nounˈklaθreɪtˈklaTHrāt

Chemistry

A compound in which molecules of one component are physically trapped within the crystal structure of another.
〔化〕包合物
Example sentencesExamples
- However, it is unclear how much natural gas is tied up in clathrates.
- Low-density clathrate structures have been observed and modeled at below-ambient pressures and temperatures.
- This creates cage structures called clathrates, which release gas on the tongue as the ice melts, producing a fizzy sensation in the mouth.
- Technically they are clathrates (crystalline solids), similar to ice except that they are not of uniform molecular composition: part of their structure is provided by a ‘guest’ molecule.
- Methane hydrates are not the only clathrates that can form in the deep ocean environment.

Origin

1940s: from Latin clathratus, from clathri 'lattice bars', from Greek klēthra.

Definition of clathrate in US English:

clathrate

nounˈklaTHrāt

Chemistry

A compound in which molecules of one component are physically trapped within the crystal structure of another.
〔化〕包合物
Example sentencesExamples
- Technically they are clathrates (crystalline solids), similar to ice except that they are not of uniform molecular composition: part of their structure is provided by a ‘guest’ molecule.
- Methane hydrates are not the only clathrates that can form in the deep ocean environment.
- However, it is unclear how much natural gas is tied up in clathrates.
- This creates cage structures called clathrates, which release gas on the tongue as the ice melts, producing a fizzy sensation in the mouth.
- Low-density clathrate structures have been observed and modeled at below-ambient pressures and temperatures.

Origin

1940s: from Latin clathratus, from clathri ‘lattice bars’, from Greek klēthra.

单词	clathrate
释义	Definition of clathrate in English: clathrate nounˈklaθreɪtˈklaTHrāt Chemistry A compound in which molecules of one component are physically trapped within the crystal structure of another. 〔化〕包合物 Example sentencesExamples However, it is unclear how much natural gas is tied up in clathrates. Low-density clathrate structures have been observed and modeled at below-ambient pressures and temperatures. This creates cage structures called clathrates, which release gas on the tongue as the ice melts, producing a fizzy sensation in the mouth. Technically they are clathrates (crystalline solids), similar to ice except that they are not of uniform molecular composition: part of their structure is provided by a ‘guest’ molecule. Methane hydrates are not the only clathrates that can form in the deep ocean environment. Origin 1940s: from Latin clathratus, from clathri 'lattice bars', from Greek klēthra. Definition of clathrate in US English: clathrate nounˈklaTHrāt Chemistry A compound in which molecules of one component are physically trapped within the crystal structure of another. 〔化〕包合物 Example sentencesExamples Technically they are clathrates (crystalline solids), similar to ice except that they are not of uniform molecular composition: part of their structure is provided by a ‘guest’ molecule. Methane hydrates are not the only clathrates that can form in the deep ocean environment. However, it is unclear how much natural gas is tied up in clathrates. This creates cage structures called clathrates, which release gas on the tongue as the ice melts, producing a fizzy sensation in the mouth. Low-density clathrate structures have been observed and modeled at below-ambient pressures and temperatures. Origin 1940s: from Latin clathratus, from clathri ‘lattice bars’, from Greek klēthra.
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