aryl
/ˈæɹaɪl/
aryl noun: any univalent organic radical derived from an aromatic hydrocarbon by removing a hydrogen atom.
Noun
aryl (plural aryls)
Forms of aryl
| plural | aryls |
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Origin of aryl
From aromatic + -yl.
Words formed from aryl
- aralkyl
- arylalkylamine
- arylamine
- arylamino
- arylate
- arylated
- arylation
- arylative
- arylazole
- aryldialkylphosphatase
- aryldiazonium
- arylhydrazine
- arylhydrazone
- arylhydroxylamine
- arylide
- arylimine
- arylmetal
- aryloxide
- aryloxy
- arylsulfatase
- arylsulfotransferase
- arylthiourea
- arylurea
- biaryl
- biraryl
- bisaryl
- bromoaryl
- diaryl
- diarylamide
- diarylamine
- fluoroaryl
- haloaryl
- heteroaryl
- hydroxyaryl
- metalloaryl
- monoaryl
- nitroaryl
- perfluoroaryl
- saroglitazar
- thioaryl
- triaryl
- triarylamine
Questions about aryl
- What does aryl mean?
- Aryl means any univalent organic radical derived from an aromatic hydrocarbon by removing a hydrogen atom.
- What part of speech is aryl?
- Aryl is a noun.
- How do you pronounce aryl?
- Aryl is pronounced /ˈæɹaɪl/.
- What is the plural of aryl?
- The plural of aryl is aryls.
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