tertiary

term in organic chemistry used to describe degree of substitution of an atom in a molecule
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degree of substitution, organic chemistry term[2]
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en tertiary cs terciární de Tertiär fr Tertiaire (chimie) hu harmadrendű id Tersier (kimia) ko 삼차 ko 3차 pl trzeciorzędowość tr Tersiyer
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tertiary is a degree of substitution[1].

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