No. 9,391 in French
dioxyde
"Dioxyde" in French means "dioxide," a chemical compound with two oxygen atoms bonded to another element.
In a sentence
Le dioxyde de carbone est souvent mentionné dans les débats sur le changement climatique.
Carbon dioxide is often mentioned in discussions about climate change.
In this sentence, 'dioxyde' is part of the phrase 'dioxyde de carbone,' referring to the chemical compound carbon dioxide commonly discussed in environmental topics.
Les usines émettent du dioxyde lors de leurs processus de fabrication.
Factories emit dioxide during their manufacturing processes.
Here, 'dioxyde' is used in a broader chemical context, implying emissions rather than specifying the type of dioxide.
Il existe différents types de dioxyde dans la nature, comme le dioxyde de soufre.
There are different types of dioxide in nature, such as sulfur dioxide.
In this sentence, 'dioxyde' is utilized to represent a class of chemical compounds, exemplified with 'dioxyde de soufre' (sulfur dioxide).
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