szénatomos

The term "szénatomos" is a Hungarian adjective derived from "szénatom," which translates to "carbon atom." Therefore, "szénatomos" essentially means "carbon-atom" or "containing carbon atoms." It is used to describe things that are composed of, or characterized by the presence of, carbon atoms.

In a scientific context, "szénatomos" often refers to organic compounds, as the defining characteristic of organic chemistry is the study of molecules that contain carbon atoms. For example, a "szénatomos vegyület" would be a carbon-containing compound. The term can also be used in a broader sense to denote any substance where the presence of carbon atoms is a significant or distinguishing feature. It emphasizes the fundamental building block of many chemical structures. The adjective highlights the atomic composition related to carbon.