BROMAMIDE Meaning and
Definition
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Tribromaniline hydrobromide, occurs in colorless, tasteless, acicular crystals; antipyretic, analgesic, antirheumatic, in doses of gr. 7 1/2-10 (0.5-0.6).
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for BROMAMIDE
- brommide
- vromamide
- nromamide
- hromamide
- gromamide
- beomamide
- bdomamide
- bfomamide
- btomamide
- b5omamide
- b4omamide
- brkmamide
- brlmamide
- brpmamide
- br0mamide
- br9mamide
- bronamide
- brokamide
- brojamide
- bromzmide
Etymology of BROMAMIDE
The word "bromamide" is composed of two parts - "brom" and "amide".
1. "Brom" is a prefix derived from the chemical element "bromine", which is represented by the symbol "Br" in the periodic table. Bromine is a halogen element commonly used in the production of various chemical compounds.
2. "Amide" is a suffix derived from the organic compound "amide", which refers to a type of functional group (-CONH2) and a class of organic compounds. Amides are derived from carboxylic acids, and their names often end in "-amide".
Therefore, "bromamide" can be understood as a compound resulting from the combination of the element "bromine" with an "amide" group.
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