- bivalence, bivalency
- A combining power (valence) of 2. SYN: divalence, divalency.
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bivalence, bivalency
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bivalence — [bī vā′lən sē, biv′ələn sēbī vā′ləns, bī′vā΄ləns] n. the quality or state of being bivalent: also bivalency [bī vā′lən sē, biv′ələn sē] * * * See bivalent. * * * … Universalium
bivalence — [bī vā′lən sē, biv′ələn sēbī vā′ləns, bī′vā΄ləns] n. the quality or state of being bivalent: also bivalency [bī vā′lən sē, biv′ələn sē] … English World dictionary
bivalency — See bivalence. * * * … Universalium
bivalence — bi·va·lence ( )bī vā lən(t)s n bivalency * * * bi·va·lence (bi vaґləns) the property of being bivalent … Medical dictionary
bivalency — noun see bivalence … Useful english dictionary
bivalent — /baɪˈveɪlənt / (say buy vayluhnt) –adjective 1. Chemistry having a valency of two. 2. Biology relating to composites of two similar or identical chromosomes, or chromosome sets. –noun 3. Biology a bivalent pair or set of chromosomes. –bivalence,… …
bivalent — bivalence /buy vay leuhns, biv euh leuhns/, bivalency, n. /buy vay leuhnt, biv euh /, adj. 1. Chem. a. having a valence of two. b. having two valences, as aluminum with valences of two and three. 2. Genetics. pertaining to associations of two… … Universalium
Laws of classical logic — The laws of classical logic are a small collection of fundamental sentences of propositional logic and Boolean algebra, from which may be derived all true sentences in both of these elementary formal systems.The syntax of the laws of classical… … Wikipedia
