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glycoluril

glycoluril noun: a nitrogenous substance, (HC)₂(HNC(O)NH)₂, obtained by reduction of allantoin. It has many uses.

Noun

glycoluril (countable and uncountable, plural glycolurils)

  1. A nitrogenous substance, (HC)₂(HNC(O)NH)₂, obtained by reduction of allantoin. It has many uses.

Forms of glycoluril

pluralglycolurils

Origin of glycoluril

From glycol and uric.

Questions about glycoluril

What does glycoluril mean?
Glycoluril means a nitrogenous substance, (HC)₂(HNC(O)NH)₂, obtained by reduction of allantoin. It has many uses.
What part of speech is glycoluril?
Glycoluril is a noun.
What is the plural of glycoluril?
The plural of glycoluril is glycolurils.

Words near glycoluril in the dictionary

  1. glycollic acid
  2. glycolmethacrylate
  3. glycolonitrile
  4. glycols
  5. glycoluric
  6. glycoluril
  7. glycolurils
  8. glycolyl
  9. glycolylation
  10. glycolylations
  11. glycolylneuraminate

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