Hexa originates from Greek, where 'hex' means six.

Greek Origin

'Hexa' is used in math to describe six-sided shapes or six-part processes.

Mathematical Use

'Hexa' is common in science, especially chemistry, to denote six atoms or ions.

Scientific Terms

In computing, 'hexa' often refers to hexadecimal, a base-16 number system.

Computer Context

Hexa is used to describe color codes in web design; each color has a unique hexa code.

Color Codes

In programming, memory addresses are often displayed in hexadecimal (hexa) format.

Memory Addresses

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 in the last three years. A very expensive high school chemistry education. This has six carbon atoms, so "hexa," hexene-1-ol. It has one double bond, it has an alcohol on the end,