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dihydrocarveol

dihydrocarveol noun: a derivative of carveol in which the ring double bond has been hydrogenated.

Noun

dihydrocarveol (uncountable)

  1. A derivative of carveol in which the ring double bond has been hydrogenated

Origin of dihydrocarveol

From di- + hydro- + carveol.

Words formed from dihydrocarveol

Questions about dihydrocarveol

What does dihydrocarveol mean?
Dihydrocarveol means a derivative of carveol in which the ring double bond has been hydrogenated.
What part of speech is dihydrocarveol?
Dihydrocarveol is a noun.

Words near dihydrocarveol in the dictionary

  1. dihydrobromides
  2. dihydrocalcein
  3. dihydrocapsaicin
  4. dihydrocarbazole
  5. dihydrocarbazoles
  6. dihydrocarveol
  7. dihydrocarvone
  8. dihydroceramidase
  9. dihydroceramidases
  10. dihydroceramide
  11. dihydroceramides

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