conhydrine Chem.
(kənˈhaɪdraɪn)
[f. conine) + hydrate) + -ine: see quot. 1863–72.]
An alkaloid existing, together with conine, in the flowers and ripe seeds of Conium maculatum, and crystallizing in iridescent laminæ; also named conˈhydria.
| 1863–72 Watts Dict. Chem. II. 1 Conhydrine C8H17NO..this alkaloid has the composition of a hydrate of conine C8H15N .H2O. 1876 Harley Mat. Med. 587 Conhydria is strongly alkaline, and may be sublimed in colourless prisms. |