chlorobenzene
English
noun
Definitions
- (organic compound) Any derivative of benzene in which one or more hydrogen atoms is replaced by chlorine; but especially the simplest such derivative CCl that is used in the manufacture of phenol, aniline and other compounds
Etymology
Prefix from English benzene.
Origin
English
benzene
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alkylbenzene English
- allylbenzene English
- aminobenzene English
- arsenobenzene English
- azobenzene English
- azoxybenzene English
- benserazide English
- benzene English
- benzenediamine English
- benzenediol English
- benzenesulfonate English
- benzenesulfonic acid English
- benzenethiol English
- benzenic English
- benzenoid English
- benzenol English
- borabenzene English
- bromobenzene English
- butylbenzene English
- circumbenzene English
- cyclohexylbenzene English
- dehydrobenzene English
- deuterobenzene English
- dichlorobenzene English
- dimethoxybenzene English
- dithionitrobenzene English
- ethenylbenzene English
- ethylbenzene English
- fluorobenzene English
- halobenzene English
- hexachlorobenzene English
- hexaferrocenylbenzene English
- hexanitrobenzene English
- hydroxybenzene English
- iodabenzene English
- iodobenzene English
- isopropylbenzene English
- methoxybenzene English
- methylbenzene English
- nitrobenzene English
- nitrosobenzene English
- oxybenzene English
- phenylbenzene English
- propylbenzene English
- radiobenzene English
- superbenzene English
- thiabendazole English
- trimethylbenzene English
- vinylbenzene English
- Benzin German
- ベンゼン Japanese
- beinséin Irish
- 苯 Chinese
- 벤젠 Korean
- benzene
- benzenol
- benzenic
- benzenoid
- azobenzene
- oxybenzene
- halobenzene
- benserazide
- iodabenzene
- benzenediol
- borabenzene
- iodobenzene
- bromobenzene
- nitrobenzene
- butylbenzene
- vinylbenzene
- allylbenzene
- alkylbenzene
- radiobenzene
- ethylbenzene
- benzenethiol
- azoxybenzene
- superbenzene
- aminobenzene
- circumbenzene
- fluorobenzene
- propylbenzene
- thiabendazole
- arsenobenzene
- phenylbenzene
- methylbenzene
- deuterobenzene
- benzenediamine
- dehydrobenzene
- ethenylbenzene
- hydroxybenzene
- methoxybenzene
- nitrosobenzene
- dichlorobenzene
- benzenesulfonate
- dimethoxybenzene
- isopropylbenzene
- trimethylbenzene
- hexanitrobenzene
- hexachlorobenzene
- cyclohexylbenzene
- dithionitrobenzene
- benzenesulfonic acid
- hexaferrocenylbenzene