dihydroconiferin
dihydroconiferin noun: a chemical compound related to coniferin by the addition of two hydrogen atoms to a double bond on the propenyl side chain.
Noun
dihydroconiferin (uncountable)
- A chemical compound related to coniferin by the addition of two hydrogen atoms to a double bond on the propenyl side chain.
Origin of dihydroconiferin
di- + hydro- + coniferin
Questions about dihydroconiferin
- What does dihydroconiferin mean?
- Dihydroconiferin means a chemical compound related to coniferin by the addition of two hydrogen atoms to a double bond on the propenyl side chain.
- What part of speech is dihydroconiferin?
- Dihydroconiferin is a noun.
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