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allyl /al·lyl/ (al´il) a univalent radical, —CH2dbondCHCH2.
allyl a univalent organic group previously used in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals. allyl alcohol a potent cause of hepatic necrosis. Metabolized in the liver by alcohol dehydrogenase to acrolein, the hepatoxin. allyl formate has the same effect as allyl alcohol. allyl isothiocyanate used as a counterirritant and in the manufacture of war gases. Called also volatile oil of mustard. Occurs naturally in members of the plant family Cruciferae which cause acute indigestion in cattle. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The strong odor so typical of these herbs is caused by a variety of
sulfur compounds such as alkyl sulfoxides and allyl sulfides. Tri-functional coagents (TAC and TAIC)
may form crosslinks through the cyclopolymerization products, as well as
grafting through pendant allyl groups. But after testing four types of available lens materials, they
found that eyeglass lenses made from glass, allyl resin plastic or
high-index plastic did not resist breaking when struck with objects such
as golf balls or baseballs traveling at speeds lower than a person might
encounter in everyday life. |
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