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Definition of hydroxy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
chemistryTECH. containing a hydroxyl group in a compoundTECH.
- The hydroxy compound was crucial in the reaction.
- The hydroxy group altered the compound's properties.
- Scientists studied the hydroxy derivative for new insights.
Expressions with hydroxy
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any acid containing a hydroxyl group
Hydroxy acids are used in skin care products to promote exfoliation..
Origin of hydroxy
Greek, hydro (water) + oxy (sharp, acid)
Terms with hydroxy included in their meaning
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acr: alpha-hydroxy acid
used in skin care to remove dead cells
organic chemistry
aldehyde or ketone with a beta-hydroxy group
chemistry
aromatic hydroxy ketone from benzaldehyde
abr: 3-Hydroxy-3-Methylglutaryl
molecule made in body for cholesterol production
organic chemistry
aliphatic hydroxy acid known as 16-hydroxyhexadecanoic acid
chemistry
ring-shaped compound from hydroxy acids
lab reagent
hydroxy derivative of naphthalene, usually white crystals with two forms
chemistry
unsaturated hydroxy fatty acid in castor oil used in products
organic chemistry
having three hydroxy groups in a molecule
science
hydroxy derivatives of carotenes
organic chemistry
carboxylic acid with an extra hydroxy group
biochemistry
vitamin metabolite with two hydroxy groups
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- French:hydroxyl, ...
- German:hydroxylhaltig, ...
- Italian:idrossilico, ...
- Spanish:con grupo hidroxilo, ...
- Portuguese:hidroxi, ...
- Chinese:羟基的, ...
- Japanese:ヒドロキシの, ...
- Arabic:هيدروكسي, ...
- Hebrew:הִידְרוֹקְסִי, ...
- Russian:гидроксильный, ...
- Ukrainian:гідроксильний, ...
- Hindi:हाइड्रॉक्सी, ...
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