monomethyl
- adjective
- /ˌmɒnoʊˈmɛθəl/
- Specialized
- The compound is a monomethyl derivative of benzene.
Examples
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Adding a monomethyl group can change the activity of a molecule in the body.
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Researchers compared the effects of monomethyl and dimethyl derivatives in the experiment.
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The scientist studied a monomethyl compound to understand its unique properties.
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Is this substance a monomethyl compound?
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The chemist synthesized a new monomethyl compound for the study on drug efficacy.
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In their research, they focused on a monomethyl version of the original molecule to examine its reactivity.
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The monomethyl derivative proved to have a different impact on cellular functions compared to its dimethyl counterpart.
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Etymology
The word monomethyl combines mono- 'single' and methyl, the name for a tiny 'CH3' group that comes from simple alcohols, so monomethyl describes something that contains one methyl group.