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benzeneazobenzene

[ ben-zeen-az-oh-ben-zeen, ben-zeen-az-oh-ben-zeen ]
/ ˌbɛn zinˌæz oʊˈbɛn zin, bɛnˌzin æz oʊ bɛnˈzin /
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noun Chemistry.

azobenzene.

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Origin of benzeneazobenzene

benzene + azobenzene

Words nearby benzeneazobenzene

benzalkonium chloride, benzamine, benzanthracene, Benzedrine, benzene, benzeneazobenzene, benzenecarbaldehyde, benzenecarbonyl, benzenecarboxylate, benzenecarboxylic acid, benzene hexachloride
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