There are 57 total results for your クロム search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
クロム see styles |
kuromu クロム |
chromium (Cr) (ger: Chrom, fre: chrome); (personal name) Krom |
クロムギ see styles |
kuromugi クロムギ |
(kana only) rye (Secale cereale) |
クロム酸 see styles |
kuromusan クロムさん |
chromic acid |
クロム鋼 see styles |
kuromukou / kuromuko クロムこう |
chrome steel; chromium steel |
クロム鞣 see styles |
kuromunameshi クロムなめし |
tanning using chromium compounds (e.g. potassium dichromate) |
ニクロム see styles |
nikuromu ニクロム |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) Nichrome |
ポグロム see styles |
poguromu ポグロム |
pogrom (rus:) |
ヤグロム see styles |
yaguromu ヤグロム |
(personal name) Jglom |
クロムヱル see styles |
kuromueru クロムヱル |
(personal name) Cromwell |
クロム中毒 see styles |
kuromuchuudoku / kuromuchudoku クロムちゅうどく |
chromium poisoning |
クロム明礬 see styles |
kuromumyouban / kuromumyoban クロムみょうばん |
chrome alum |
クロム酸塩 see styles |
kuromusanen クロムさんえん |
chromate |
クロム酸鉛 see styles |
kuromusannamari クロムさんなまり |
lead chromate (PbCrO4) |
クロム鉄鉱 see styles |
kuromutekkou / kuromutekko クロムてっこう |
chromite |
グロムイコ see styles |
guromuiko グロムイコ |
(personal name) Gromyko |
シトクロム see styles |
shitokuromu シトクロム |
cytochrome (ger: Cytochrom) |
チトクロム see styles |
chitokuromu チトクロム |
cytochrome (ger: Cytochrom) |
ニクロム線 see styles |
nikuromusen ニクロムせん |
nichrome wire |
フクロムシ see styles |
fukuromushi フクロムシ |
(kana only) rhizocephala (parasitic barnacles) |
マスクロム see styles |
masukuromu マスクロム |
(computer terminology) mask ROM |
ミルグロム see styles |
miruguromu ミルグロム |
(personal name) Milgrom |
二クロム酸 see styles |
nikuromusan にクロムさん |
dichromic acid; bichromic acid |
六価クロム see styles |
rokkakuromu ろっかクロム |
hexavalent chromium |
酸化クロム see styles |
sankakuromu さんかクロム |
chromium oxide (esp. Cr2O3 and CrO3) |
重クロム酸 see styles |
juukuromusan / jukuromusan じゅうクロムさん |
(See 二クロム酸) bichromic acid; dichromic acid |
クロムウェル see styles |
kuromuueru / kuromueru クロムウエル |
(personal name) Cromwell |
クロムハウト see styles |
kuromuhauto クロムハウト |
(personal name) Kromhout |
クロムランク see styles |
kuromuranku クロムランク |
(surname) Crommelynck |
クロムリンク see styles |
kuromurinku クロムリンク |
(personal name) Crommelynck |
クロム酸混液 see styles |
kuromusankoneki クロムさんこんえき |
potassium dichromate-sulfuric acid solution |
ウスチクロム see styles |
usuchikuromu ウスチクロム |
(place-name) Ust Kulom |
フィトクロム see styles |
fitokuromu フィトクロム |
phytochrome |
三酸化クロム see styles |
sansankakuromu さんさんかクロム |
chromic anhydride (CrO3) |
クロムイエロー see styles |
kuromuieroo クロムイエロー |
chrome yellow |
クロムグリーン see styles |
kuromuguriin / kuromugurin クロムグリーン |
chrome green (pigment made of chromium oxide, Cr2O3) |
クロム・イエロー see styles |
kuromu ieroo クロム・イエロー |
chrome yellow |
クロム・グリーン see styles |
kuromu guriin / kuromu gurin クロム・グリーン |
chrome green (pigment made of chromium oxide, Cr2O3) |
クロム酸カリウム see styles |
kuromusankariumu クロムさんカリウム |
potassium chromate |
ニッケルクロム鋼 see styles |
nikkerukuromukou / nikkerukuromuko ニッケルクロムこう |
nickel-chromium steel |
マーキュロクロム see styles |
maakyurokuromu / makyurokuromu マーキュロクロム |
Mercurochrome; merbromin |
クロムバナジウム鋼 see styles |
kuromubanajiumukou / kuromubanajiumuko クロムバナジウムこう |
chrome-vanadium steel |
クロムモリブデン鋼 see styles |
kuromumoribudenkou / kuromumoribudenko クロムモリブデンこう |
chromium molybdenum steel; chrome molybdenum steel |
二クロム酸カリウム see styles |
nikuromusankariumu にクロムさんカリウム |
(rare) (See 重クロム酸カリウム) potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7) |
重クロム酸カリウム see styles |
juukuromusankariumu / jukuromusankariumu じゅうクロムさんカリウム |
potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7) |
クロムアルベオラータ see styles |
kuromuarubeoraata / kuromuarubeorata クロムアルベオラータ |
Chromalveolata (proposed kingdom within the domain Eukaryota) |
オリバークロムウェル see styles |
oribaakuromuweru / oribakuromuweru オリバークロムウェル |
(person) Oliver Cromwell |
二クロム酸ナトリウム see styles |
nikuromusannatoriumu にクロムさんナトリウム |
sodium dichromate |
重クロム酸ナトリウム see styles |
juukuromusannatoriumu / jukuromusannatoriumu じゅうクロムさんナトリウム |
sodium dichromate (Na2Cr2O7) |
Variations: |
kuromu(p); kuroomu クロム(P); クローム |
chromium (Cr) (ger: Chrom, fre: chrome) |
Variations: |
shitokuromu; chitokuromu シトクロム; チトクロム |
cytochrome (ger: Cytochrom) |
オオクロムクドリモドキ see styles |
ookuromukudorimodoki オオクロムクドリモドキ |
(kana only) common grackle (Quiscalus quiscula) |
ムナグロムクドリモドキ see styles |
munaguromukudorimodoki ムナグロムクドリモドキ |
Hooded oriole (Icterus cucullatus) |
リチャードクロムウェル see styles |
richaadokuromuweru / richadokuromuweru リチャードクロムウェル |
(person) Richard Cromwell |
Variations: |
masukuromu; masuku romu マスクロム; マスク・ロム |
{comp} mask ROM |
Variations: |
kuromuieroo; kuromu ieroo クロムイエロー; クロム・イエロー |
chrome yellow |
Variations: |
kuromuguriin; kuromu guriin / kuromugurin; kuromu gurin クロムグリーン; クロム・グリーン |
chrome green (pigment made of chromium oxide, Cr2O3) |
Variations: |
maakyurokuromu; maakyurokuroomu / makyurokuromu; makyurokuroomu マーキュロクロム; マーキュロクローム |
Mercurochrome; merbromin |
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