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racemate

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racemate /ra·ce·mate/ (ra´sĕ-māt) a racemic mixture or compound.
ra·ce·mate (rs-mt, rs-)
n.
1. A racemic compound.
2. The salt or ester of such a compound.
racemate [ra´sĕ-māt]
a racemic mixture or compound.
racemate
a racemic compound.
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