dihydrodiol
dihydrodiol noun: any of a class of compounds formally derived from a benzene ring by replacing a -C=C- double bond with -CH(OH)-CH(OH)-.
Noun
dihydrodiol (plural dihydrodiols)
- Any of a class of compounds formally derived from a benzene ring by replacing a -C=C- double bond with -CH(OH)-CH(OH)-
Forms of dihydrodiol
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Questions about dihydrodiol
- What does dihydrodiol mean?
- Dihydrodiol means any of a class of compounds formally derived from a benzene ring by replacing a -C=C- double bond with -CH(OH)-CH(OH)-.
- What part of speech is dihydrodiol?
- Dihydrodiol is a noun.
- What is the plural of dihydrodiol?
- The plural of dihydrodiol is dihydrodiols.
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