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ferulic acid
fe·ru·lic acid F0088600 (fə-ro͞o′lĭk) n. A compound, C10H10O4, forming a component of plant cell walls and used in the industrial manufacture of vanillin.
[From New Latin Ferula, plant genus including asafetida (since it was first isolated from asafetida), from Latin ferula, giant fennel; see fescue.] ferulic acid
ferulic acid[fə′rül·ik ′as·əd] (organic chemistry) C10H10O4 A compound widely distributed in small amounts in plants, having two isomers: the cis form is a yellow oil, and the trans form is obtained from water solutions as orthorhombic crystals. |