English–Japanese
“hydrogen” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajisuiso
Example
水素は燃える気体です。sui so wa mo e ru ki tai de su
Hydrogen is a flammable gas.
How to say “hydrogen” in Japanese
“Hydrogen” in Japanese is 水素 (suiso).
Refers to a very light element that readily combines with other elements, especially oxygen, and is important in water, chemistry, and energy.
Example sentences with 水素
実験では、水素を発生させて性質を調べます。jik ken de wa sui so o has sei sa se te sei shitsu o shira be ma su
In the experiment, we generate hydrogen and examine its properties.
Tips for using 水素
- Hydrogen is the only element whose most common isotope has no neutrons, which gives it an unusually simple atomic structure.