How Do You Spell ADDUCT?

Pronunciation: [ɐdˈʌkt] (IPA)

The word "adduct" is spelled with the letters A-D-D-U-C-T. Its pronunciation is /əˈdʌkt/. This word refers to the action of bringing or pulling a body part towards the midline of the body. In biology, it is used to describe the movement of a limb or joint towards the center of the body. The word comes from the Latin word adductus, which means to lead towards. Although the spelling of the word may appear complex, its phonetic transcription is straightforward and easy to understand.

ADDUCT Meaning and Definition

1. The term "adduct" refers to a chemical compound or substance produced by the combination of two or more molecules or atoms through a process known as addition. In this context, the adduct can be seen as a product resulting from the addition reaction, which joins these molecules or atoms together.

   In organic chemistry, adducts often form when an electrophile or a Lewis acid reacts with a nucleophile or a Lewis base, resulting in the formation of a covalent bond. The process of adduction occurs when the electrophilic part of one molecule is attracted to the nucleophilic part of another molecule, leading to their union. Adducts can be formed between a wide range of molecules, such as organic molecules, inorganic compounds, or even ions.

   Adducts can exist in different forms, possessing distinctive structural and chemical properties compared to their precursor molecules. They can play significant roles in various chemical processes, such as in the formation of coordination compounds, complexation, or stabilization of reactive intermediates. Moreover, adducts may exhibit altered physical properties, different reactivity, or increased stability compared to their individual components.

   Understanding adducts is crucial in fields like organic synthesis, coordination chemistry, and biochemistry, as they can provide valuable insights into the complex nature of chemical reactions and compound interactions. Detailed knowledge of adducts helps researchers design and develop novel molecules, materials, drugs, or catalysts with enhanced properties or specific functionalities, which can further contribute to the advancement of various scientific disciplines and their practical applications.

2. To draw toward the median line.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

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Etymology of ADDUCT

The word "adduct" is derived from the Latin term "adductus", which is the past participle of the verb "adducere". "Adducere" consists of two Latin words, "ad" meaning "to" or "toward", and "ducere" meaning "to lead" or "to bring". Thus, "adducere" can be translated as "to bring or lead towards". The term "adduct" currently refers to the movement or action of pulling or drawing a limb or body part toward the midline of the body.

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Conjugate verb Adduct

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have adducted

you would have adducted

he/she/it would have adducted

we would have adducted

they would have adducted

I would have adduct

you would have adduct

he/she/it would have adduct

we would have adduct

they would have adduct

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been adducting

you would have been adducting

he/she/it would have been adducting

we would have been adducting

they would have been adducting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would adduct

you would adduct

he/she/it would adduct

we would adduct

they would adduct

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be adducting

you would be adducting

he/she/it would be adducting

we would be adducting

they would be adducting

FUTURE

I will adduct

you will adduct

he/she/it will adduct

we will adduct

they will adduct

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be adducting

you will be adducting

he/she/it will be adducting

we will be adducting

they will be adducting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have adducted

you will have adducted

he/she/it will have adducted

we will have adducted

they will have adducted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been adducting

you will have been adducting

he/she/it will have been adducting

we will have been adducting

they will have been adducting

IMPERATIVE

you adduct

we let´s adduct

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to adduct

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was adducting

you were adducting

he/she/it was adducting

we were adducting

they were adducting

PAST PARTICIPLE

adducted

PAST PERFECT

I had adducted

you had adducted

he/she/it had adducted

we had adducted

they had adducted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been adducting

you had been adducting

he/she/it had been adducting

we had been adducting

they had been adducting

PRESENT

I adduct

you adduct

he/she/it adducts

we adduct

they adduct

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am adducting

you are adducting

he/she/it is adducting

we are adducting

they are adducting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

adducting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have adducted

you have adducted

he/she/it has adducted

we have adducted

they have adducted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been adducting

you have been adducting

he/she/it has been adducting

we have been adducting

they have been adducting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it adduct

SIMPLE PAST

I adducted

you adducted

he/she/it adducted

we adducted

they adducted