Epossidici

Epossidici is not a standard subject in English-language encyclopedias. In Italian, the form epossidici is the plural adjective corresponding to epossidico, meaning epoxidic or relating to epoxides. It appears in chemistry texts to describe elements, functional groups, or compounds containing an epoxide ring, such as gr непод? Actually, the phrase should be "gruppi epossidici" or "reazioni epossidiche" (epoxidation reactions). The term derives from epossido (epoxide) and the suffix -ico, with the plural -i. Epossidici compounds include those with one or more oxirane rings; typical examples include epoxidized polymers where epoxide groups are present.

The term is not used as a separate concept in mainstream encyclopedias; outside Italian-language chemistry literature, epossidici does not denote an established organization, place, or movement. If you encounter "Epossidici" capitalized, it is likely a proper noun, a brand, a fictional entity, or a misspelling of episodici or epossidico; verify context and sources.

In English-language contexts, epoxide-related topics are discussed with terms such as epoxide, epoxidation, and epoxidic compounds. See also Epoxide; Epoxidation; Organic chemistry; Italian chemical vocabulary.