IPA: /plɛks/
KK: /plɛks/
A term used in chemistry to describe a complex structure formed by the combination of simpler molecules or units.
The scientist studied the plex to understand its properties and behavior.
Plex → It originates from the Latin root 'plicare' (meaning to fold) and is often used in words like 'complex' or 'multiplex', which imply layers or folds. The term 'plex' refers to something that is intricately folded or intertwined.
Think of 'folding' when you hear 'plex' — it helps you remember that it relates to things that are layered or intertwined.