| 释义 |
oxy·phile
I. \ˈäksə̇ˌfīl, -sēˌf-\ adjective
or oxy·phil \-ˌfil\; or oxy·phil·ic \| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|filik\; or ox·yph·i·lous \(ˈ)äk|sifələs\
Etymology: oxy- (I) + -phile, -phil or -philic or -philous
: acidophilic
II. adjective
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary oxy- (II) + -phile
: having such an affinity for oxygen that in a molten mass the greatest concentration of an element would be found in the oxide phase (as in the slag of a blast furnace) — compare chalcophile, siderophile
III. noun
also oxyphil \“\
(-s)
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary oxy- (I) + -phile, -phil
: acidophile |