Definition of geraniol in English:

geraniol

noun dʒɪˈreɪnɪɒljəˈrānēˌôl

mass nounChemistry

A fragrant liquid present in some floral oils and used in perfumery.
A terpenoid alcohol; chemical formula: C₁₀H₁₈O
Example sentencesExamples
- An example that Blackmond often uses is the asymmetric hydrogenation of the allylic alcohols geraniol and its isomers (g geraniol and nerol).
- Tucker says lemon balm is easy to grow from seeds and contains citronellal, geraniol and geranial.
- She tells us that the principal constituents of lavender are alcohols such as borneol, geraniol and linalool; esters such as geranyle and linalyl; and terpents such as pinene and limonene.
- Flower extract and mandibular gland secretion both contained geraniol, nerol, and E, E-farnesol, indicating that the orchid mimics the bee's secretion.
- These are positively brimming with a wide variety of cancer-fighting supernutrients, such as carnosic acid in rosemary and geraniol in thyme.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from geranium + -ol.

Definition of geraniol in US English:

geraniol

nounjəˈrānēˌôl

Chemistry

A fragrant liquid present in some floral oils and used in perfumery.
A terpenoid alcohol; chemical formula: C₁₀H₁₈O
Example sentencesExamples
- Flower extract and mandibular gland secretion both contained geraniol, nerol, and E, E-farnesol, indicating that the orchid mimics the bee's secretion.
- Tucker says lemon balm is easy to grow from seeds and contains citronellal, geraniol and geranial.
- She tells us that the principal constituents of lavender are alcohols such as borneol, geraniol and linalool; esters such as geranyle and linalyl; and terpents such as pinene and limonene.
- These are positively brimming with a wide variety of cancer-fighting supernutrients, such as carnosic acid in rosemary and geraniol in thyme.
- An example that Blackmond often uses is the asymmetric hydrogenation of the allylic alcohols geraniol and its isomers (g geraniol and nerol).

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from geranium + -ol.

单词	geraniol
释义	Definition of geraniol in English: geraniol noun dʒɪˈreɪnɪɒljəˈrānēˌôl mass nounChemistry A fragrant liquid present in some floral oils and used in perfumery. A terpenoid alcohol; chemical formula: C₁₀H₁₈O Example sentencesExamples An example that Blackmond often uses is the asymmetric hydrogenation of the allylic alcohols geraniol and its isomers (g geraniol and nerol). Tucker says lemon balm is easy to grow from seeds and contains citronellal, geraniol and geranial. She tells us that the principal constituents of lavender are alcohols such as borneol, geraniol and linalool; esters such as geranyle and linalyl; and terpents such as pinene and limonene. Flower extract and mandibular gland secretion both contained geraniol, nerol, and E, E-farnesol, indicating that the orchid mimics the bee's secretion. These are positively brimming with a wide variety of cancer-fighting supernutrients, such as carnosic acid in rosemary and geraniol in thyme. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from geranium + -ol. Definition of geraniol in US English: geraniol nounjəˈrānēˌôl Chemistry A fragrant liquid present in some floral oils and used in perfumery. A terpenoid alcohol; chemical formula: C₁₀H₁₈O Example sentencesExamples Flower extract and mandibular gland secretion both contained geraniol, nerol, and E, E-farnesol, indicating that the orchid mimics the bee's secretion. Tucker says lemon balm is easy to grow from seeds and contains citronellal, geraniol and geranial. She tells us that the principal constituents of lavender are alcohols such as borneol, geraniol and linalool; esters such as geranyle and linalyl; and terpents such as pinene and limonene. These are positively brimming with a wide variety of cancer-fighting supernutrients, such as carnosic acid in rosemary and geraniol in thyme. An example that Blackmond often uses is the asymmetric hydrogenation of the allylic alcohols geraniol and its isomers (g geraniol and nerol). Origin Late 19th century: from German, from geranium + -ol.
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