phenolic

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US
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phenolicnoun
phenolics
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Used in chemistry and materials science to refer to a phenolic compound or resin.
Translations
phénoliqueEn chimie ; emploi substantivé pour désigner un composé phénolique.
The technician selected a phenolic for the insulating layer.
Le technicien a choisi un phénolique pour la couche isolante.
Definitions
A compound that contains a phenol group, especially a synthetic phenolic resin.
The technician selected a phenolic for the insulating layer.
Synonyms
phenolic polymer
phenol derivative
phenol-formaldehyde resin
phenolic resin
phenolic compound
phenolicadjective
more phenolic
Comp.
most phenolic
Super.
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Translations
phénoliqueEn chimie ; « phénolique » s’emploie pour ce qui est relatif au phénol ou en contient.
The phenolic smell of the laboratory was quite strong due to the chemicals being used.
L’odeur phénolique du laboratoire était assez forte à cause des produits chimiques utilisés.
Definitions
Relating to or containing phenol, a type of aromatic compound.
The phenolic smell of the laboratory was quite strong due to the chemicals being used.
Having properties or characteristics of phenol, often used to describe certain resins or compounds.
The phenolic resin was chosen for its durability and heat resistance in the manufacturing process.