aldrin

/awl-drin/US // ˈɔl drɪn //UK // (ˈɔːldrɪn) //

艾氏剂,艾氏化学,艾氏定律,艾氏试剂

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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Chemistry.
- : a brown, water-insoluble, toxic solid consisting of more than 95 percent of the chlorinated hydrocarbon C12H8Cl6: used as an insecticide.

When they returned, he almost—almost—kissed Aldrin on the forehead, he told me, so glad was he to see his crewmates back and whole.
His skill as a research and test pilot certainly impressed Buzz Aldrin.
Armstrong flew the LEM while Aldrin manned the primitive flight computer.
Unlike his fellow Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Mike Collins, Armstrong was not a military officer assigned to NASA.
Though not nearly as famous, Buzz Aldrin made a few poetic comments, as well.
Each page of the document is inscribed and signed by Aldrin, pushing its value to an estimated $175,000.