toluglycIc

[Eng. tolu; glycerin), and suff. ic.] Derived from or containing toluic acid and glycerine. toluglycic-acid, s. [TOLURIC-ACID.] tol-u-ic, a. [Eng. tolu; -ic.] Contained in or derived from tolu (q. v.). toluic-acid, s. Chemistry: CH3 C6H5 C8H8O2 = C6H4COOH = CH2 toluic-aldehyde, s. toluic-chloride, s. Chem.: CH(C2H5) O2. Ethylic toluate. Prepared by pa ing hydrochloric acid gas into an alcoholic solution of toluic acid. By the addition of water it separates as a heavy oil which, when washed with ammonia and dried over chloride of calcium, is obtained as a colorle , aromatic liquid, having a bitter taste, and boiling at 228°. tõl-u-ide, s. [Eng. tolu; -ide.] Chem. (pl.): Compounds, homologous with the anilides, derived from toluidine salts of organic acids by abstraction of water. They may be regarded as amides containing the radical tolyl. tol-ū-i-dene, s. [Eng. toluid (e); -ene.] Chem.: C7H6. An aldehyde radical, the bromide of which, C7H6Br2, is obtained by the action of phosphoric pent a bromide on bitter almond oil, C7H6O.