- phthal
- phthal·anilic;phthal·azine;phthal·imide;phthal·in;phthal·o·cyanine;phthal·o·gen;phthal·o·nitrile;phthal·o·yl;phthal·yl·sulfathiazole;phthal·ate;
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Phthal- — vor Konsonanten auch Phthalo [↑ Phthalsäure] Trivialstamm in Bez. von Verb., die sich formal auf Phthalsäure zurückführen lassen, z. B. Phthalein, Phthalocyanin … Universal-Lexikon
phthal|in — «THAL ihn, FTHAL », noun. any one of a series of colorless chemical compounds produced by the reduction of phthaleins … Useful english dictionary
phthal|o|cy|a|nine — «THAL uh SY uh neen, nihn; FTHAL », noun. 1. a blue green crystalline compound derived from phthalic anhydride. Formula: C32H18N8 2. any one of various blue or green pigments derived by the reaction of this compound with a metal. ╂[<… … Useful english dictionary
phthal|ate — «THAL ayt, FTHAL », noun. a salt of phthalic acid … Useful english dictionary
phthal|ein — «THAL een, ee ihn; FTHAL », noun. any one of a series of organic dyes, as eosin, produced by combining phthalic anhydride with phenols … Useful english dictionary
phthal|ic acid — «THAL ihk, FTHAL », one of three isomeric acids formed from certain benzene derivatives, especially a colorless crystalline substance prepared from naphthalene and used in making dyes and various synthetics. Formula: C8H6O4 ╂[short for naphthalic … Useful english dictionary
phthal|yl|sul|fa|thi|a|zole — «THAL ihl SUHL fuh THY uh zohl, zol; FTHAL », noun. a sulfa drug used in treating infections in the intestinal tract. Formula: C17H13N3O5S2 … Useful english dictionary
phthal- — combining form or phthalo Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from phthalic (in phthalic acid) : phthalic acid : related to phthalic acid … Useful english dictionary
phe|nol|phthal|ein — «FEE nohl THAL een, FTHAL », noun. a white or pale yellow powder used in testing acidity, making dyes, and as a laxative. Its solution is red when basic, colorless when acid. Formula: C20H14O4 … Useful english dictionary
phthalin — phthal·in … English syllables
