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ethyl
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ethyl /eth·yl/ (eth´il) the monovalent radical, C2H5.
ethyl chloride  a local anesthetic sprayed on intact skin to produce anesthesia by superficial freezing caused by its rapid evaporation.
eth·yl (thl)
n.
The univalent hydrocarbon radical C2H5.
ethyl
the monovalent radical, C2H5.
ethyl alcohol
see ethyl alcohol; called also ethanol and grain alcohol.
ethyl aminobenzoate
see benzocaine.
ethyl carbamate
see urethane.
ethyl chloride
a local anesthetic applied topically to intact skin. It has a very low boiling point and the skin is temporarily frozen and insensitive to pain.
ethyl lactate
an antibacterial agent used in shampoos.
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Well-known brand names of 10-year-old malt whisky contain higher concentrations of a dangerous chemical called ethyl carbamate that experts have branded a "potential carcinogen".
MALT WHISKY TOXINS SPARK CANCER FEAR; Scientists' dram warning by Mackay, Caitlin / The Mirror (London, England)
Research commissioned by the Government's Food Standards Agency shows famous 10-year-old whiskies contain more ethyl carbamate than younger brands.
Toxin report rocks whisky industry by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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