| 释义 |
cinene Chem.|ˈsɪniːn|
Also cyn-.
[f. next + -ene.]
A terpene derived from cineol. Hence ciˈnenic a.
1884Jrnl. Chem. Soc. XLVI. 1364 On dry distillation it [sc. cynene dihydrochloride] is decomposed into cynene and hydrochloric acid. 1885Ibid. XLVIII. i. 172 Pure cynene is best prepared by warming a mixture of the iodide, C10H18I2 (3 parts), with aniline (4 parts), and distilling the product in a current of steam. 1905Ibid. LXXXVIII. i. 409 Cinenic acid. Ibid. 414 Cinene yields white needles..of an additive compound with hydrogen bromide in acetic acid solution. 1939Thorpe's Dict. Appl. Chem. III. 179/2 Cinogenic acid..is converted into α-cinenic acid..when heated at 150°. 1954Heilbron & Bunbury Dict. Org. Comp. III. 180/2 Limonene..C10H16, dl-. Dipentene, cinene. |
