Droge

Related words

• Drogerie

  Drugstore

• Drogenhändlerin

  Drug dealer (female)

• Drogenkrieg

  A drug war is a conflict triggered by the trade in illegal drugs and often involves violence.

• Drogentest

  Drug test

• drogensüchtig

  drug addict None

• Drogendelikt

  Drug offense

• Drogenabhängigkeit

  Drug addiction

• drogenverseucht

  Drug-infested, heavily affected by drugs. None

• drogenabhängig

  Drug-addicted

• Drogenkonsument

  drug user

• Drogensucht

  Drug addiction

• Drogenkriminalität

  Drug crime

• Drogenhändler

  Drug dealer

• Drogenmissbrauch

  Drug abuse

• Drogenfalle

  A drug trap is a situation or place where there is a risk of coming into contact with drugs or becoming involved in drug abuse.

• Drogenhandel

  Drug trafficking

• Drogenberater

  drug counselor

• Drogenwirtschaft

  Drug economy

• Argonhydrogenfluorid

  Argon fluorohydride

• Hydrogenase

  hydrogenase

• hydrogentartrat

  Bitartrate

• Kaliumhydrogentartrat

  Potassium bitartrate, also known as cream of tartar, is the potassium salt of tartaric acid.

• Partydroge

  Party drug

• Kaliumhydrogencarbonat

  Potassium bicarbonate

• Dihydrogentrioxid

  Dihydrogen trioxide

• Hydrogeniumoxid

  Dihydrogen monoxide

• Hydrogenolyse

  Hydrogenolysis

• Natriumhydrogencarbonat

  Sodium bicarbonate

• Hydrogencarbonat

  Bicarbonate

• Dinatriumhydrogenphosphat

  Disodium hydrogen phosphate is a sodium salt of phosphoric acid used as a food additive, buffer solution, and in fertilizers.

• Einstiegsdroge

  A gateway drug is a substance whose consumption often marks the beginning of the consumption of harder drugs.

• Calciumhydrogencarbonat

  Calcium bicarbonate

• Dehydrogenase

  Dehydrogenase

• Wasserstoffbrennen

  Hydrogen fusion

• Wasserstoffgas

  Hydrogen gas

• Hauptreihe

  Main sequence

• Deprotonierung

  The removal of a proton (hydrogen ion, H+) from a molecule.

• Elektrolysezelle

  Electrolytic cell

• Natron

  Baking soda

• Reaktionsprodukt

  A reaction product is the result of a chemical reaction, meaning the substances that are formed after the reaction.

• Ammoniaksynthese

  Ammonia synthesis is a chemical process for producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen.

• Bindungsdissoziationsenergie

  Bond-dissociation energy

• Photolyse

  Photolysis

• Fluorkohlenwasserstoff

  A hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) is an organic compound in which hydrogen atoms have been replaced by fluorine atoms.

• Kieselsäure

  Silicic acid is a chemical compound made of silicon, oxygen, and hydrogen, and occurs in various forms.

• Magnesiumhydrid

  Magnesium hydride

• Alkylrest

  An alkyl group is a substituent containing only carbon and hydrogen atoms arranged in a chain.

• Kaliumphosphat

  Potassium phosphate

• Calciumhydrid

  Calcium hydride is a chemical compound with the formula CaH2. It is a grey, crystalline powder that reacts with water to release hydrogen.

Example sentences with “Droge”

1. Drogen können sehr gefährlich sein. (Drugs can be very dangerous.)

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