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31Hydroxy- — Hy|d|rọ|xy [↑ hydro (1) u. ↑ oxy ] veraltetes Syn.: Oxy : Präfix für die Gruppierung HO (↑ Hydroxygruppe) in systematischen Namen von höherrangig substituierten Alkoholen, Enolen, Phenolen u. elementorg. Verb., z. B. Hydroxyacetaldehyd,… …
32Hydroxy-methyl-phenyl- — Hy|d|ro|xy me|thyl phe|nyl : mit Lokanten zu präzisierendes Präfix für die Atomgruppierung C6H3(OH)(CH3), die früher Cresyl , Kresyl oder Hydroxytolyl genannt wurde …
33hydroxy — hy·droxy hī dräk sē adj being or containing hydroxyl esp containing hydroxyl in place of hydrogen often used in combination <hydroxybutyric acid> …
34Hydroxy... — Hy|dro|xy... <zu ↑hydro... u. ↑oxy...> Wortbildungselement, das das Vorhandensein einer an ein Kohlenstoffatom gebundenen Hydroxylgruppe anzeigt, z. B. Hydroxybenzoesäure …
35hydroxy — n. type of radical (Chemistry) …
36hydroxy- — combining form Chemistry representing hydroxyl or hydroxide …
37hydroxy acid — hydrox′y ac′id n. chem. an organic acid containing both a carboxyl and a hydroxyl group • Etymology: 1895–1900 …
38hydroxy- — chem. aff. a combining form used in the names of chemical compounds in which the hydroxyl group is present: hydroxyketone[/ex] …
39hydroxy acid — /haɪˌdrɒksi ˈæsəd/ (say huy.droksee asuhd) noun 1. organic acid containing both a carboxyl and a hydroxyl group. 2. one of a class of organic acids containing a hydroxyl group and showing properties of both an alcohol and acid …
40hydroxy- — a prefix used to denote a chemical substance which contains a hydroxyl ( OH) group, as hydroxybenzene. Also, hydroxi …
