| 释义 |
ze·in
\ˈzēə̇n\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin Zea + English -in
: a prolamin constituting the principal protein in corn that is usually obtained as a yellowish powder by extracting corn gluten with aqueous isopropyl alcohol and that is used chiefly in making textile fibers, plastics, printing inks, varnishes and other coatings, and adhesives and sizes |