rutinicadj.
/ruːˈtɪnɪk/, U.S. /ruˈtɪnɪk/ Chemistry. Now rare.
rutinic acid n. = rutin n.; cf. rutic acid n. (b) at rutic adj.
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urobenzoic acid1836
adipic acid1838
azelaic acid1838
isethionic acid1838
rutinic acid1845
rutic acid1848
glyoxylic acid1856
malonic acid1859
piperic acid1863
butalanine1865
methacrylic acid1865
barbituric acid1866
pichuric acid1866
carboxylic acid1868
gluconic acid1871
xylic acid1872
xylidic acid1872
aconic acid1873
formobenzoic1873
nicotinic acid1873
hydracrylic acid1877
undecylenic acid1879
isonicotinic acid1883
isatoic acid1885
linolenic acid1887
hendecenoic acid1889
heptenoic acid1889
mannonic acid1890
phenolcarboxylic acid1893
naphthenic acid1894
aldonic acid1904
naphthaleneacetic acid1917
heptanoic acid1928
hexuronic acid1928
pantothenic acid1933
neuraminic acid1942
pantoic acid1945
penicillanic acid1953
mevalonic acid1957
retinoic acid1960
isobutyric acid-
1845 A. Bornträger in Chemist 6 346/1 I have subjected this substance [sc. rutin] to a nearer examination. Though of but a feeble reaction, it is decidedly an acid, and I will call it rutinic acid; I thus avoid the termination in, which is exclusively applicable to organic bases.
1901 J. B. Thomas tr. T. H. Pardo de Tavera Medicinal Plants Philippines 62 Rutin (or rutinic acid), according to Weiss, is a glucoside which exists in the form of fine needles, bright yellow in color.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2011; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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