| 释义 |
chlo·ro·pic·rin
\ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at chloro-+ˈpikrə̇n\ noun
also chlor·pic·rin \klōr, -ȯr+\
(-s)
Etymology: German chlorpikrin, from chlor- + -pikrin -picrin
: a heavy colorless liquid CCl3NO2 that has a sweetish odor, causes tears and vomiting, is now usually made by reaction of nitromethane and a hypochlorite, and is used chiefly as a soil fumigant; trichloro-nitromethane — called also nitrochloroform |