cumidine
noun
cu·mi·dine
ˈkyüməˌdēn,
-də̇n
plural -s
: any of three isomeric liquid bases C3H7C6H4NH2 derived from cumene; isopropyl-aniline
especially : the para isomer made by nitration of cumene followed by reduction
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary cum- + -idine; originally formed as German kumidin
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