diisopropylphenol
diisopropylphenol noun: any phenolic compound that has two isopropyl groups attached to the phenol ring.
Noun
diisopropylphenol (plural diisopropylphenols)
- Any phenolic compound that has two isopropyl groups attached to the phenol ring.
- However, the concentrations of the diisopropylphenols were low, and their contribution would likely be subtle oily flavors at such levels (Table 6-3).1989, Jeong-Ok Kim Ha, Role of Volatile Branched-chain Fatty Acids in Characteristic Dairy, Meat, and Other Flavors, volume 2, page 222
- The reactions of phenol with isopropyl alcohol and n-propyl alcohol occurred slowly, and the major products with isopropyl alcohol are 2-isopropylphenol and 2,6-diisopropylphenol.2008, U. Marcus Lindstrom, Organic Reactions in Water, page 283
Forms of diisopropylphenol
| plural | diisopropylphenols |
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Origin of diisopropylphenol
From di- + iso- + propyl + phenol.
Words formed from diisopropylphenol
Questions about diisopropylphenol
- What does diisopropylphenol mean?
- Diisopropylphenol means any phenolic compound that has two isopropyl groups attached to the phenol ring.
- What part of speech is diisopropylphenol?
- Diisopropylphenol is a noun.
- What is the plural of diisopropylphenol?
- The plural of diisopropylphenol is diisopropylphenols.
Words near diisopropylphenol in the dictionary
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