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carbachol

[kahr-buh-kawl, -kol]

noun

a white or slightly yellow crystalline compound, C6H15ClN2O2, soluble in water and alcohol: used in ophthalmology.

Origin of carbachol

carba(mylchloride) chol(ine)

Also called carbamylchloride choline, carbocholine, choline chloride carbamate.

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