diallyl
A group of two allyl parts attached to the same atom
- noun
- /ˈdaɪəˌæl/
- Specialized
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grupo dialilo
- The diallyl group is an important part of many organic compounds used in pharmaceuticals.
Examples
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Research has shown that diallyl sulfide can reduce cancer risk by promoting detoxification in the body.
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Ozzy, who had been analyzing all this, works and parts a step of idea and does it over the diallyl.
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Chemists often study diallyl structures for their unique reactivity and application in synthesis.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Diallyl comes from di- 'two' and allyl, the name for a small group of atoms first noticed in garlic oil and named from Latin 'allium' for garlic. So a diallyl is a chemical group made of 'two allyl parts' attached to the same atom or part of a molecule.