Monotropies

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Перевод monotropies на русский язык

Существительное

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Monotropy is a concept in chemistry that describes a type of polymorphism.

Монотропия — это концепция в химии, описывающая тип полиморфизма.

Существительное

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A type of chemical relationship where one element or compound can exist in only one form or structure.

In chemistry, monotropy refers to the existence of a substance in only one stable form, unlike allotropy where multiple forms exist.

A biological term referring to a strong, singular attachment or bond, often used in the context of child development.

The concept of monotropy in child psychology suggests that infants form a primary attachment to one main caregiver.