ascaridoln.
/əˈskarɪdɒl/ Chemistry.
A terpene peroxide, C10H16O2, the active principle of chenopodium oil, used in the treatment of hook-worm disease.
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1908 Schimmel & Co. Semi-Ann. Rep. Apr. 114 The body, which we will call ascaridol on account of its pronounced action against ascarides, absorbs..2 atoms bromine.
1911 Jrnl. Amer. Chem. Soc. 33 1405 Schimmel & Co., in 1908, reported an extensive investigation of the oil... They separated a liquid substance, designated by them ‘ascaridol’... Ascaridole afforded on analysis the formula C10H16O2.
1947 Lancet 7 June 799/1 Ascaridole has undoubtedly been responsible for occasional fatalities, but..none of the intestinal anthelmintics is free from such a risk.
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