trimyristin

trimyristin
tri·myristin

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  • trimyristin — |trī+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary tri + myristin : the solid triglyceride C3H5(OOCC13H27)3 of myristic acid found especially in nutmegs : glycerol tri myristate …   Useful english dictionary

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