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31carbanilide — ˌkärbəˈniˌlīd, lə̇d, kärˈbanəlˌīd, ə̇d noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary carb + anilide : a silky crystalline compound (C6H5NH)2CO obtained by heating aniline with urea and in other ways called also symmetrical diphenyl… …
32carbasus — ˈkärbəsəs noun ( es) Etymology: Latin, fine linen; probably akin to Greek karpasos fine flax, Sanskrit karpāsa cotton archaic : surgical gauze : lint …
33carbazide — ˈkärbəˌzīd, kärˈba , zə̇d noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary carb + az + ide 1. : carbohydrazide 2. : a crystalline explosive compound CO(N3)2 made by the action of nitrous acid on carbohydrazide …
34carbazole — ˈkärbəˌzōl, kärˈba noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary carb + az + ole : a white crystalline feebly basic cyclic compound C12H9N occurring in crude anthracene and constituting the parent of a number of dyes called also… …
35carbazotic acid — |kärbə|zä]d.ik , zō] noun Etymology: carb + azotic : picric acid * * * /kahr beuh zot ik, zoh tik, kahr /. See picric acid. [CARB + AZOTIC] …
36carbimide — ˈkärbəˌmīd, kärˈbi ; kärˈbimə̇d noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary carb + imide : isocyanic acid …
37carbinette — |kärbə|net noun ( s) Etymology: origin unknown : kingfish 1a (2) …
38carbinyl — ˈkärbəˌnil noun ( s) Etymology: probably from obsolete German karbin + English yl 1. : methyl used especially in the names of derivatives of methyl triphenyl carbinyl 2. : the univalent radic …
39Carbitol — ˈkärbəˌtȯl, ōl trademark used for a high boiling ether alcohol used especially as an organic solvent * * * /kahr bi tawl , tol /, Chem., Trademark. any of a group of solvents consisting of ethers of diethylene glycol and their derivatives …
40carbocer — ˈkärbə(ˌ)sər noun ( s) Etymology: carb + New Latin cerium : a mineral consisting of a carbonaceous, ocherous, or pitchy substance containing rare earth elements …
