| 释义 |
tri·ox·ane
\-ˌsān\ noun
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary tri- + oxa- + cyclohexane
: a crystalline combustible heterocyclic trimer (CH2O)3 of formaldehyde with an odor resembling chloroform that is depolymerized into formaldehyde by traces of mineral acids — called also symmetrical trioxane; compare paraformaldehyde |