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glycol
[glahy-kawl, -kol]
noun
Also called ethylene alcohol.Also called ethylene glycol.a colorless, sweet liquid, C 2 H 6 O 2 , used chiefly as an automobile antifreeze and as a solvent.
Also called diol.any of a group of alcohols containing two hydroxyl groups.
glycol
/ ˈɡlaɪkɒl, ɡlaɪˈkɒlɪk /
noun
another name (not in technical usage) for ethanediol diol
glycol
See ethylene glycol
Any of various alcohols containing two hydroxyl groups (OH).
Other Word Forms
- glycolic adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of glycol1
Example Sentences
Unaware that he was severely allergic to glycol, a chemical component for the stage smoke used in concerts, Bunbury was forced to cancel his 35th anniversary tour in 2022.
This became possible through the use of random copolymers of polyethylene glycol, which adsorbs water well, and polypropylene glycol, which adsorbs water slightly less well.
The oligoethylene glycol units act as a type of shock absorber that adjusts to the appropriate length to make certain the shapes can fit together in a near-perfect manner.
The glycol chills the trays in order to keep the ice near 22 degrees.
The leaching performance of citric acid and ethylene glycol has been explored before, but that approach used more acid and a lower temperature, which proved less effective, Bai said.
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