benzol

/'benzɔl/
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benzol

A scientist carefully pours benzol into a beaker in the laboratory.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A colorless, flammable, liquid hydrocarbon: Benzol is a simple aromatic compound, historically used as a solvent and industrial chemical. It is highly carcinogenic.
Usage
  • Benzol is a technical and somewhat dated term, primarily used in industrial and historical contexts. It is crucial to handle benzol with extreme caution due to its toxicity and flammability.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The old factory used benzol as a solvent in its manufacturing process.
    • Exposure to benzol vapors is a serious health hazard.
Advanced Usage
  • "Benzol ring": Refers to the hexagonal, aromatic ring structure characteristic of benzene and related compounds.
    • The molecule's stability is due to its benzol ring.
Variants and Related Words
  • Benzene (n): The modern, preferred IUPAC name for the same chemical compound (C₆H₆).
    • Benzene has largely replaced the term 'benzol' in scientific literature.
  • Benzol mixture: A historical term for a commercial product containing benzene, often with other hydrocarbons like toluene.
Synonyms
  • Benzene: The systematic chemical name.
  • Coal naphtha: A historical term for a similar product derived from coal tar.
Notes on Meaning
  • While "benzol" and "benzene" refer to the same chemical, "benzol" often implies a less pure, commercial-grade product used historically. In modern technical and safety contexts, "benzene" is the standard term.
benzol

A scientist carefully pours benzol into a beaker in the laboratory.

Noun
  1. a colorless liquid hydrocarbon; highly inflammable; carcinogenic; the simplest of the aromatic compounds

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