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triphenylmethane

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triphenylmethane /tri·phen·yl·meth·ane/ (-fen″il-meth´ān) a substance from coal tar, the basis of various dyes and stains, including rosaniline, basic fuchsin, and gentian violet.
triphenylmethane [tri-fen″il-meth´ān]
a substance from coal tar, the basis of various dyes and stains, including rosaniline, basic fuchsin, and gentian violet.
triphenylmethane
a substance from coal tar, the basis of various dyes and stains, including aurin, rosaniline, basic fuchsine and gentian violet.
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