phospho-
Americancombining form
Etymology
Origin of phospho-
from French, from phosphore phosphorus
Example Sentences
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If those appeals succeed, de Andrade worries that people will not wait until all the tests are completed, and may even abandon conventional treatment in favour of phosphoethanolamine.
From Nature
The tennis ball represents the head “phospho” group and each string represents a hydrocarbon tail.
From Scientific American
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