dipropargyln.
/dʌɪprɒˈpɑːdʒɪl/ Chemistry.
A hydrocarbon isomeric with benzene (C6H6) having the constitution of a double molecule of the radical Propargyl or Propinyl (CH ≡ C·CH2); a mobile, highly refractive liquid, with an intensely pungent odour.
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1875 H. Watts Dict. Chem.: 2nd Suppl. 1008 Dipropargyl..is easily distinguished from benzene by its property of combining with explosive violence with bromine.
1881 Nature 14 Apr. 566/2 Recent observations on dipropargyl by Henry, the discoverer of this curious compound.
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