allyl
[ al-il ]
/ ˈæl ɪl /
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adjective
containing the allyl group.
noun
the allyl group.
Nearby words
- alluvial mining,
- alluvial plain,
- alluvion,
- alluvium,
- ally,
- allyl alcohol,
- allyl caproate,
- allyl chloride,
- allyl group,
- allyl mercaptan
Origin of allyl
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Examples from the Web for allyl
May not its synchronism with the waves of light in the present instance be the cause of its divorce from the allyl?
Fragments of science, V. 1-2|John TyndallA similar but more energetic action is exerted by the ethyl and allyl derivatives; the iodyallyl derivatives are strong poisons.
Poisons: Their Effects and Detection|Alexander Wynter BlythIt has since been obtained, in a separate state, by the action of sodium upon iodide of allyl.
allyl
/ (ˈælaɪl, ˈælɪl) /
noun
(modifier) of, consisting of, or containing the monovalent group CH 2 :CHCH 2 –allyl group or radical; allyl resin
Word Origin for allyl
C19: from Latin allium garlic + -yl; first distinguished in a compound isolated from garlic
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allyl
[ ăl′əl ]
n.
The univalent, unsaturated organic radical C3H5.
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allyl
[ ăl′əl ]
The unsaturated radical C3H5, derived from propene.
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