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alizarin
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alizarin /aliz·a·rin/ (ah-liz´ah-rin) a red crystalline dye prepared synthetically or obtained from madder; its compounds are used as indicators.
a·liz·a·rin (-lzr-n)
n.
An orange-red crystalline compound used in making dyes and as an indicator.
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donacium alizarine red produced distinct fluorescent bands only after 6 h immersion and at higher concentration (e.
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