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pyrrolidine

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pyrrolidine /pyr·rol·i·dine/ (pĭ-rol´ĭ-din) a simple base, (CH2)4NH, obtained from tobacco or prepared from pyrrole.
pyr·rol·i·dine (p-rl-dn)
n.
A nearly colorless liquid pyrrole to which four hydrogen atoms have been added. It has an ammonialike odor and is the structural basis of proline and hydroxyproline.
pyrrolidine [pĭ-rol´ĭ-din]
a simple base obtained from tobacco or prepared from pyrrole.
pyrrolidine
a simple base obtained from tobacco or prepared from pyrrole.
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