allyl
English
Etymology
From Latin allium (“garlic”) + -yl.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈælaɪl/, /ˈælɪl/
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Noun
allyl (plural allyls)
- (organic chemistry, especially in combination) The univalent radical, CH2=CH-CH2-, existing especially in oils of garlic and mustard.
Synonyms
- (organic radical): allyl group
Derived terms
- albutoin
- alcuronium
- aliconazole
- alimadol
- alizapride
- alletorphine
- allyl alcohol
- allylamine
- allylamino
- allylate
- allylbenzene
- allylborane
- allylboration
- allyl chloride
- allylchloride
- allylescaline
- allylestrenol
- allylglycine
- allyl isothiocyanate
- allylmercaptomethylpenicillin
- allylmetal
- allylnickel
- allylpalladium
- allylphenol
- allylphosphine
- allylsilane
- allylstannane
- allylsulfide
- allylthiourea
- allylzinc
- almecillin
- alphenal
- alpiropride
- altrenogest
- aminoallyl
- bromoallyl
- cycloallyl
- diallyl
- dimethylallyl
- homoallyl
- levallorphan
- nalorphine
- oxyallyl
- polyallyl
- Seconal
- tetraallyl
- triallyl
- tricarballylic acid
- veralipride
Related terms
Translations
organic radical
See also
- methylene bridge
- vinyl