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closed chain

/ˈkləʊzd tʃeɪn/

Tradução: Termo usado em química e física para descrever uma estrutura molecular na qual os átomos estão ligados formando um anel ou laço, em uma disposição cíclica, em vez de uma cadeia aberta.

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/ˈkləʊzd tʃeɪn/C1formalscientific
  • ptTermo usado em química e física para descrever uma estrutura molecular na qual os átomos estão ligados formando um anel ou laço, em uma disposição cíclica, em vez de uma cadeia aberta.

A term used in chemistry and physics to describe a molecular structure where atoms are connected in a ring or loop, forming a cyclic arrangement rather than an open chain.

  1. Closed kinematic chainC1formal

    A mechanical system where the links and joints form a closed loop, meaning the end of the chain is connected back to its base.

    ptCadeia cinemática fechada

    • Robotic arms often use a closed chain design for increased stability.
    • The bicycle frame is an example of a closed chain structure.
    • Engineers analyzed the closed chain mechanism to reduce vibration.
  2. Closed chemical chainC2formal

    A molecular structure where atoms are arranged in a ring or cycle, such as in cyclic compounds.

    ptcadeia fechada

    • Benzene is a classic example of a closed chain molecule.
    • Closed chain hydrocarbons are also known as cycloalkanes.
    • The stability of the closed chain structure affects its chemical reactivity.
  3. Closed chain in biologyC2formal

    A series of interconnected biological processes or reactions that form a cycle, with no free ends.

    ptcadeia fechada

    • The Krebs cycle is a closed chain of metabolic reactions.
    • Closed chain feedback loops regulate hormone levels in the body.
    • Ecologists study closed chain nutrient cycles in ecosystems.
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