How to Say “Electrochemical” in Spanish

electroquímico
/eleɡtɾokimiko/from spelling rules
The Spanish word for electrochemical is electroquímico.
The term is used to describe or relate to a chemical reaction brought about by electricity.
Meaning: of or relating to a chemical reaction brought about by electricity (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

Use the feminine form electroquímica when modifying a feminine noun like celda (cell). Use the masculine plural form electroquímicos when modifying a masculine plural noun or a mixed-gender group.

How do you pronounce it?

/eleɡtɾokimiko/

Did you know?

  • The word químico derives from the Greek khŭ́mă, which referred to 'juice' or 'liquid essence'.
  • The word químico shares the same root as the English word 'alchemy', reflecting the transition from mystical practice to rigorous science.
  • The term electroquímica is used in Spanish to describe the process of 'electroplating' as galvanoplastia, linking the chemical reaction to the name of Luigi Galvani.

Examples in context

  • La reacción electroquímica es fundamental para la generación de electricidad.
    The electrochemical reaction is fundamental for the generation of electricity.
  • El proceso de descomposición electroquímica se utiliza para separar los componentes de una sustancia.
    The process of electrochemical decomposition is used to separate the components of a substance.
  • En la batería, la reacción electroquímica produce electricidad.
    In the battery, the electrochemical reaction produces electricity.
  • El proceso electroquímico es muy lento.
    The electrochemical process is very slow.
  • Necesitamos medir el potencial electroquímico.
    We need to measure the electrochemical potential.
  • Estudio el comportamiento electroquímico de las celdas.
    I study the electrochemical behavior of the cells.

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a lab project.

  1. María

    Javier, ¿terminaste el informe electroquímico?
    Javier, did you finish the electrochemical report?
  2. Javier

    Casi termino, María, solo falta la conclusión.
    I almost finished, María, only the conclusion is missing.
  3. María

    ¿Fue difícil medir la reacción?
    Was it difficult to measure the reaction?
  4. Javier

    Sí, pero los resultados son muy claros.
    Yes, but the results are very clear.

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