bimetallicoxides

noun
UK /ˌbaɪməˈtælɪk ˈɒksaɪdz/
US /ˌbaɪməˈtælɪk ˈɑːksaɪdz/

Bimetallic oxides are tiny chemical compounds made of two different metals joined with oxygen.

Scientists used bimetallic oxides to help clean the dirty water.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Solid materials in which two metal elements share an oxygen framework, often used in batteries.

The battery's electrode was coated with bimetallic oxides.

3. Catalytic substances containing two metals and oxygen that speed up chemical reactions.

Bimetallic oxides helped the reaction happen faster at lower heat.

4. Compounds studied in materials science for their magnetic or electronic properties.

Researchers measured the magnetic behavior of several bimetallic oxides.