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Definition
Synonym
Ethylquinincarbonat
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ethylquinincarbonat
n
chem.
ethyl quinine carbonate
Ethylquinincarbonat
n
chem.
ethyl quinine carbonate
Ethylquinincarbonat
n
chem.
ethyl quinine carbonate
Deutsche
Ethylquinincarbonat Synonyme
Englische
ethyl quinine carbonate Synonyme
ethyl
avgas
crude
crude oil
ethyl
gas
fossil oil
gas
gasoline
high-octane gas
high-test
kerosene
lead-free gas
low-lead gas
motor oil
paraffin
petrol
petroleum
premium gas
regular
rock oil
Ethylquinincarbonat Definition
Carbonate
(
n.
)
A
salt
or
carbonic
acid,
as
in
limestone,
some
forms
of
lead
ore,
etc.
Ethyl
(
n.
)
A
monatomic,
hydrocarbon
radical,
C2H5
of
the
paraffin
series,
forming
the
essential
radical
of
ethane,
and
of
common
alcohol
and
ether.
Quinine
(
n.
)
An
alkaloid
extracted
from
the
bark
of
several
species
of
cinchona
(esp.
Cinchona
Calisaya)
as
a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance,
C20H24N2O2.
Hence,
by
extension
(Med.),
any
of
the
salts
of
this
alkaloid,
as
the
acetate,
chloride,
sulphate,
etc.,
employed
as
a
febrifuge
or
antiperiodic.
Called
also
quinia,
quinina,
etc.
ethyl quinine carbonate Bedeutung
benzocaine
ethyl
aminobenzoate
a
white
crystalline
ester
used
as
a
local
anesthetic
ether
ethoxyethane
divinyl
ether
vinyl
ether
diethyl
ether
ethyl
ether
a
colorless
volatile
highly
inflammable
liquid
formerly
used
as
an
inhalation
anesthetic
ethyl
chloride
a
colorless
flammable
gas
used
as
a
local
surface
anesthetic
quinine
a
bitter
alkaloid
extracted
from
chinchona
bark,
used
in
malaria
therapy
neutral
spirits
ethyl
alcohol
nonflavored
alcohol
of
percent
orproof
used
for
blending
with
straight
whiskies
and
in
making
gin
and
liqueurs
tonic
tonic
water
quinine
water
lime-
or
lemon-flavored
carbonated
water
containing
quinine
American
feverfew
wild
quinine
prairie
dock
Parthenium
integrifolium
stout
perennial
herb
of
the
eastern
United
States
with
whitish
flowers,
leaves
traditionally
used
by
Catawba
Indians
to
treat
burns
ethyl
alcohol
ethanol
fermentation
alcohol
grain
alcohol
the
intoxicating
agent
in
fermented
and
distilled
liquors,
used
pure
or
denatured
as
a
solvent
or
in
medicines
and
colognes
and
cleaning
solutions
and
rocket
fuel,
proposed
as
a
renewable
clean-burning
additive
to
gasoline
ethyl
ethyl
group
ethyl
radical
the
univalent
hydrocarbon
radical
CH
derived
from
ethane
by
the
removal
of
one
hydrogen
atom
ammonium
carbonate
a
carbonate
of
ammonium,
used
in
the
manufacture
of
smelling
salts
and
baking
powder
and
ammonium
compounds
bicarbonate
hydrogen
carbonate
a
salt
of
carbonic
acid
(containing
the
anion
HCO)
in
which
one
hydrogen
atom
has
been
replaced,
an
acid
carbonate
bicarbonate
of
soda
sodium
hydrogen
carbonate
sodium
bicarbonate
baking
soda
saleratus
a
white
soluble
compound
(NaHCO)
used
in
effervescent
drinks
and
in
baking
powders
and
as
an
antacid
butanone
methyl
ethyl
ketone
colorless
soluble
flammable
liquid
ketone
used
as
a
solvent
for
resins
and
as
a
paint
remover
and
in
lacquers
and
cements
and
adhesives
and
cleaning
fluids
and
celluloid
carbonate
a
salt
or
ester
of
carbonic
acid
(containing
the
anion
CO)
ethyl
acetate
a
fragrant
colorless
flammable
volatile
liquid
ester
made
from
ethanol
and
acetic
acid,
used
in
flavorings
and
perfumes
and
as
a
solvent
for
plastics
potassium
bicarbonate
potassium
acid
carbonate
potassium
hydrogen
carbonate
a
crystalline
salt
(KHCO)
that
is
used
in
baking
powder
and
as
an
antacid
potassium
carbonate
a
white
salt
(KCO)
that
is
basic
in
solution,
used
to
make
glass
and
cleansing
agents
calcium
carbonate
a
salt
found
in
nature
as
chalk
or
calcite
or
aragonite
or
limestone
lithium
carbonate
Lithane
Lithonate
Eskalith
a
white
powder
(LiCO)
used
in
manufacturing
glass
and
ceramics
and
as
a
drug,
the
drug
(trade
names
Lithane
or
Lithonate
or
Eskalith)
is
used
to
treat
some
forms
of
depression
and
manic
episodes
of
manic-depressive
disorder
magnesium
carbonate
a
very
white
crystalline
salt
that
occurs
naturally
as
magnesite
or
as
dolomite
sodium
carbonate
washing
soda
sal
soda
soda
ash
soda
a
sodium
salt
of
carbonic
acid,
used
in
making
soap
powders
and
glass
and
paper
white
lead
ceruse
lead
carbonate
a
poisonous
white
pigment
that
contains
lead
carbonate
treat
with
carbon
dioxide,
Carbonated
soft
drinks
carbonate
turn
into
a
carbonate
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