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carbinol /car·bi·nol/ (kahr´bĭ-nol) 1. methyl alcohol. 2. any aromatic or fatty alcohol formed by substituting one, two, or three hydrocarbon groups for hydrogen in methanol.
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| Thirdly, the price of triphen and carbinol has risen and the price of yellow phosphorus and liquid chlorine also increased with the persistent upsurge of crude oil price since the latter half year of 2005. During their digestion in the gut, these foods produce indole-3 carbinol (I3(2), a compound that may prove useful in fighting cancers (SN: 7/3/93, p. |
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