aminobenzoic
- adjective
- /ˌæmənoʊˈbɛnzoʊɪk/
- Specialized
- Many sunscreens contain aminobenzoic acid to effectively protect against sunburn.
Examples
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Some sunscreens use aminobenzoic ingredients to help block ultraviolet rays.
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Researchers studied the effects of aminobenzoic compounds on skin sensitivity.
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The aminobenzoic derivative was tested for its potential medical applications.
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The aminobenzoic acid is essential in sunscreen formulations.
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Many beauty products contain aminobenzoic compounds.
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Products with aminobenzoic ingredients can provide better UV protection for the skin.
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Cosmetics often include aminobenzoic compounds for their beneficial effects on skin health.
Compounds
- Specialized
A chemical with an amino group added to benzoic acid that is often used in sunscreens
- Specialized
A chemical found in yeast and liver cells used to make dyes, medicines, and sunscreen
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Etymology
Aminobenzoic comes from two parts: amino ('with nitrogen', as in amino acid) and benzoic ('from benzoic acid'). So, used as an adjective it means something that is 'related to' or 'made from' a benzoic chemical that has an amino part.