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educt
▪ I. educt (ˈiːdʌkt) [ad. L. ēductum, neut. pa. pple. of ēdūcĕre to educe.] That which is educed. 1. Chem. ‘A body separated by the decomposition of another in which it previously existed as such, in contradistinction to product, which denotes a compound not previously existing, but formed during th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Edinburgh University Club of Toronto (EDUCT)
Jul 20, 2022 — About EDUCT. Formed in 2002, EDUCT is an active and diverse network of alumni, located primarily in the Greater Toronto Area, that hosts events ...
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Derivatization
Generally, a specific functional group of the compound participates in the derivatization reaction and transforms the educt to a derivate of deviating Resulting new chemical properties can be used for quantification or separation of the educt. wikipedia.org
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educe
educe (ɪˈdjuːs) [ad. L. edūcĕre, f. ē out + dūcĕre to lead.] † 1. pass. To be led forth, branch out (said of a river, a blood-vessel). Obs.1432–50 tr. Higden (1865) I. 69 The firste floode..the invndacion of whom is educede in to Ynde. 1578 Banister Hist. Man vii. 93 Where the vessels are inserted a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Precursor (chemistry)
See also Binary chemical weapon Chemical synthesis DEA list of chemicals Derivative (chemistry) Educt, a reagent or reactant Metabolism#Anabolism Monoamine wikipedia.org
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eduction
eduction (ɪˈdʌkʃən) [ad. L. ēductiōn-em, noun of action f. ēdūcĕre to lead forth.] † 1. a. A leading forth or out. b. A putting forth (of the tongue). Obs.1649 Bulwer Pathomyot. ii. x. 233 This ironicall eduction of the Tongue. 1654 Trapp Comm. Job i. 13 Israel's eduction out of Egypt. 1659 T. Wall ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Hyde Park Obelisk
History There are two types of sewer vents within the Sydney Water system: educt and induct. Educt vents allow gases to escape when the gas is lighter than air. wikipedia.org
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sphingo-
sphingo- Biochem. (ˈsfɪŋgəʊ) Comb. form of Gr. σϕίγξ, stem σϕιγγ- Sphinx (see quot. 1881 for sphingosin), used in the names of a number of related compounds isolated from the brain and nervous tissue, as sphingoˈlipid(e, any naturally occurring fatty acid derivative of a sphingosine; hence ˌsphingol... Oxford English Dictionary
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Process simulation
Process simulation software describes processes in flow diagrams where unit operations are positioned and connected by product or educt streams. wikipedia.org
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Site-specific recombinase technology
These features account for relevant differences: recombination of two identical educt sites leads to product sites with the same composition, although wikipedia.org
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product
▪ I. product, n.1 (ˈprɒdəkt, -dʌkt) [ad. L. prōduct-um a thing produced or brought forth, n. use of pa. pple. neut. of prōdūcĕre to produce; in sense 1 in Albertus Magnus Metaph. v. iii. vi.] 1. Math. The quantity obtained by multiplying two or more quantities together. Also, more widely, applied to... Oxford English Dictionary
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