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furfuraldehyde
furfuraldehyde Chem. (fɜːfjʊəˈrældɪhaɪd) [f. furfurol + aldehyde.] = prec.1879 Jrnl. Chem. Soc. XXXVI. 137 A preparation of glacial acetic acid..which had been observed..to give a deep red coloration with aniline..he finds to contain furfuraldehyde. 1969 L. K. Arnold Introd. Plastics xvi. 172 Furfur...
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Levoglucosenone
Alongside levoglucosenone as a major product, 2-furfuraldehyde is sometimes formed in 5-10%.
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furaldehyde
furaldehyde Chem. (fjʊˈrældɪhaɪd) [Abbrev. of furfuraldehyde.] Either of the two aldehyde isomers of the compound C4H3O·CHO derived from furan, esp. 2-furaldehyde or furfural.1916 Chem. Abstr. X. 3508/1 (index) 2-Furaldehyde. 1953 Dunlop & Peters Furans i. 22 The aldehyde (VII) related to furoic aci...
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Furfural
By 1886, furfurol was being called "furfural" (short for "furfuraldehyde") and the correct chemical structure for furfural was being proposed.
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nitrofurazone
nitrofurazone Pharm. (naɪtrəʊˈfɜːrəzəʊn) [f. nitro- + furfuraldehyde + semicarbazone in the chemical name of the compound, 5-nitrofurfuraldehyde semicarbazone.] A yellow crystalline cyclic compound, C6H6N4O4, which is an antibacterial agent used locally on burns, wounds, and skin infections, and in ...
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Zanthoxylum kwangsiense
Contains alkaloids nitidine and oxynitidine; fresh leaves contain furfuraldehyde and cuspidiol, a derivative of dihydrocinnamic acid; seeds contain 25.1%
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petit grain
‖ petit grain, n. (pəti grɛ̃) Also with hyphen, and as one word. [Fr., lit. ‘small grain’: see petit a. and grain n.1] Any of various essential oils distilled from the leaves and shoots (or, formerly, the unripe fruit) of particular citrus plants, esp. the orange, which have a sweet floral scent and...
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