boronic
- adjective
- /bəˈrɒnɪk/
- Specialized
- Scientists often use boronic compounds in drug development.
- boronic acid
Examples
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Researchers are studying the properties of boronic acids in pharmaceutical applications.
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The boronic compounds played a crucial role in the chemical reaction.
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A boronic ester was synthesized to test its reactivity.
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The boronic acid is crucial for organic synthesis.
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The researchers synthesized a new drug using a boronic compound that showed significant promise in early trials.
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In the laboratory, we frequently utilize boronic acids to create innovative materials for electronics.
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To enhance the reaction, the chemist carefully measured out the boronic acid before mixing it with other reagents.
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Etymology
Boronic comes from the element boron, a name taken from borax, a mineral people long used for cleaning and glass-making. The ending -ic means 'relating to', so boronic means 'relating to' or 'made from' boron.