Sci-Tech Dictionary

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms, 6th edition, published by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
If you feel that the world of science and technology is moving ahead at warp speed, keep up with the Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms. This useful reference resource contains pronunciation guides and concise definitions for terms from a variety of scientific and technological disciplines — accurate enough for techies yet still understandable by even the slowest of scientific slowpokes.
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hydrochory (biology)
hydrocinnamic acid (organic chemistry)
hydrocladium (invertebrate zoology)
hydroclone (chemical engineering)
hydrocoele (invertebrate zoology)
hydrocooling (food engineering)
Hydrocorallina (invertebrate zoology)
Hydrocorisae (invertebrate zoology)
hydrocrackate (organic chemistry)
hydrocracker (chemical engineering)
hydrocyclone (mechanical engineering)
hydrocystoma (medicine)
Hydrodamalinae (vertebrate zoology)
hydrodealkylation (chemical engineering)
hydrodist (navigation)
hydrodynamic equations (fluid mechanics)
hydrodynamic oscillator (engineering acoustics)
hydrodynamic pressure (fluid mechanics)
hydroecium (invertebrate zoology)
hydroelasticity (fluid mechanics)
hydroelectric generator (electrical engineering)
hydroelectric plant (mechanical engineering)
hydroelectricity (Technology)
hydroexcavation (mining engineering)
hydrofining (chemical engineering)
hydrofoil (in aviation)
hydrofoil boat (naval architecture)
hydrofuge (zoology)
hydrogarnet (mineralogy)
hydrogasification (chemical engineering)
hydrogen (element)
hydrogen bacteria (microbiology)
hydrogen blistering (metallurgy)
hydrogen bomb (weapon)
hydrogen brazing (metallurgy)
hydrogen burning (astrophysics)
hydrogen chloride (in chemistry)